We visited during the end of the Halloween season, which meant we got to see the venue themed and decorated with an unusually spooky overlay. Greeted with red lights, animatronics, and spooky music, the atmosphere was more than we expected but very much welcomed. Upon entry, you head along the middle of the course and up the stairs to the bar area to check in. We didn’t get to try their food during our visit, but the drink offers and deals were good value, with plenty of cocktails, soft drinks, beer, and other options available.

Starting our journey on the 18-hole adventure, the courses were all very different at first glance. Some presented challenging elements, themed set pieces, and plenty of humps, bumps, and tricky pathways to navigate. The first 9 holes were more jungle-themed, with the course texture resembling that of a typical adventure golf course – a felt surface. The animatronics and lights truly enhanced this side, adding to the fun, especially during the Halloween season with their interactive elements.

The second half of the course shifted to a more beach-like vibe and a more difficult challenge. This terrain was much smoother and lacked the barriers to protect your ball from going out of play. While more precision was required, it was a tad frustrating compared to the first half. We felt some sides were needed to help prevent golf balls from straying everywhere. That being said, it was refreshing to see the course change halfway through, forcing everyone to adapt their playing style.