Paradise Island Adventure Golf

We went here for my boyfriends birthday and although not something I would usually enjoy we had so much fun!
Good value for money

Great afternoon out with the 4 kids and the wife. Fun for all and a well maintained facility.

I’ve never thought of myself as an undiscovered golfer before, but after the events witnessed at this adventure golf on Saturday 21/​08/​2010, I now realise that I am a raw talent waiting to be discovered.
After a couple of ropey first holes, I got into the zone and was putting those balls away quicker than Tiger Woods (of an evening…). This hole is a 59 par you say? I’ll do it in 1, no problem. Okay… so maybe it didn’t go all that well but I did scoop a free ticket for my next crazy golf tournament after scoring a hole in one at the bonus round.
Paradise Island Adventure Golf offers a fun day out for families and people of all ages whether it’s couples, big groups or small groups. There are two rounds; one’s more twists and turns and the other is more hills and slopes. We went for the hills and slopes option and it was great fun. It was quite busy when we went but it all just added to the excitement and everyone was getting into the spirit by «oohing» and «aahing» at other peoples attempts at scoring a hole in one (namely mine).
At a reasonable price for a round, this crazy golf is a great option if you’re looking to do something a little bit different of a rainy afternoon.
So yeah, I’m just going to sit by the phone now and wait for the golf offers to come rolling in. Yep, any minute now…

It’s practically impossible not to have a permanent grin on one’s face while playing Mini Golf, and at Xscape it’s no different. Even if the £7 entry fee is a bit eye watering, and the holes aren’t quite as varied as they could be.
The 2 courses do nail it on the wacky atmosphere though, with a well done tropical theme. My favourite part of it was the water shooting elephant at one point which can quite comically drench golfers waiting to take their shot. There was a group of ten year old lads going round just behind us and a couple of them got good soaking.
The said group of youngsters that accompanied us are the main target audience of Paradise Island, and their general enthusiasm, effort and competitive spirit really added to the whole experience. The boundless energy perhaps rubbed off on me, as not only did I take the game VERY seriously, I almost managed to break par on the course.
However, the «Kodak moment» came right at the end, on the bonus 19^th hole. A free game is the prize for a hole in one, and we saw many step up, all of whom failed.
Not E-​Bot though, who despite mixed fortunes during the round itself, slammed it home to rapturous applause, whooping and hollering from the assembled crowd, before a staff member rushed down to present her with a golden free game ticket.
Good, honest, wholesome family fun.