{"id":25762,"date":"2019-02-25T12:00:53","date_gmt":"2019-02-25T11:00:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/pinkoddy.co.uk\/?p=25762"},"modified":"2019-02-25T12:02:21","modified_gmt":"2019-02-25T11:02:21","slug":"mr-mulligans-lost-world-golf-cheltenham-game-and-dinner-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/54.155.211.39\/blog\/2019\/02\/25\/mr-mulligans-lost-world-golf-cheltenham-game-and-dinner-review\/","title":{"rendered":"Mr Mulligan\u2019s Lost World Golf Cheltenham Game and Dinner Review"},"content":{"rendered":"

In the heart of Cheltenham located in the Brewery Quarter<\/a> you can find Mr Mulligan\u2019s Lost World Golf. Mini Golf is a great leisure activity suitable for a variety of ages and so is perfect for families, couples, or groups (birthdays, corporate events – with a Corporate Function\/Party room available).\"mr<\/a><\/p>\n

Mr Mulligan\u2019s Lost World Golf has two Indoor Adventure Golf courses to choose from Neptune\u2019s Mist and Canopy Creek: with underwater and dinosaur themes. As you would expect all clubs, coloured balls, score cards and pencils are provided. The clubs come in different sizes for the children and you are able to select which coloured ball you wish to play with (cue the first argument because the children want to have different coloured balls but all want the same colour!!).<\/p>\n

Each of the Mr Mulligan\u2019s Lost World Golf courses have eighteen holes with slightly different challenges surrounded by theming. We played on Canopy Creek and this was a great course for the children because it was fairly basic and so not too challenging for them. \"three<\/a>The golf course is well-themed and has an ultra-violet section; other than this it is quite dark with over-head lighting and music playing – this was all a bit too much for our son with sensory processing disorder. There is a platform with a pulley system to get from one part of the Canopy Creek course to the other, making it fun for children and adults alike. It is mostly about getting the ball around corners, around objects and over surfaces with differing heights. There\u2019s no complicated windmills or getting the ball to jump over bars. We had previously played on Neptune\u2019s Mist and I do feel that that course has a slightly higher skill level. But again not too taxing so great for the younger ones. One of the courses is DDA compliant too – making it an inclusive venue.<\/p>\n

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