Games · Mini Golf
The Game
Indoor mini golf or indoor crazy golf, rain or shine. Play mini golf in Reading or mini golf in Solihull, and add duckpin bowling for bowling and mini golf in one night out.
Mini Golf at Spinners is built for big laughs and even bigger bragging rights. Take on a tight, twisty indoor course packed with playful obstacles, photo-ready moments and just enough chaos to keep every round interesting.
Every hole is a fresh chance for glory or disaster. One minute you're lining up a hole-in-one, the next your ball has taken a detour you definitely didn't plan. That's exactly the point.
With online scoring and venue leaderboards showing the best rounds of the day, the month and all time, there's always something to play for. Whether it's a date night, a family outing or a full-on grudge match, this is the kind of mini golf everyone gets into.
Real putts, ridiculous obstacles and plenty of friendly rivalry.
Mini Golf is one of seven games at Spinners. Pair it with food and drinks, bring the crowd with a group package, or make it a gift with a Spinners voucher.
Nine holes of playful chaos.
The fewer shots you take, the better your score. Keep your ball where it lies and play on, unless a member of the team tells you to reset.
Once you’ve finished, head to the big screen in venue to see how your round stacks up against the daily, monthly and all-time leaderboards. Beat the course, then see if you can beat everyone else.
Want to improve your chances? Use a smooth putting stroke, not a swing. A gentle roll that reaches the hole with a little pace will always beat a smash, and for everyone’s safety, never bring your club back past knee height.
Lowest score wins. Every stroke counts.
Our mini golf is a tight, twisty indoor course packed with playful obstacles and photo-worthy moments. You’ll play a 9 hole course, with each hole bringing its own character and its own ways to ruin a perfect scorecard.
Scoring is done online. Scan the QR code at the start, enter your names and your round is tracked as you play.
Mini golf is played around a physical course, moving from hole to hole and tackling the obstacles along the way. Interactive Golf is played from one shared green with real holes and a big screen running digital game modes.
Both are all about the putting. Mini golf just adds ramps, bends and the occasional heartbreak. If you can’t choose, plenty of groups play both in one visit.
Depending on the time of day and how busy the venue is, expect a round to take between 25 and 35 minutes.
From Sunday to Thursday you can play the course as many times as you like. Check the terms shown at the time of booking.
Up to 6 people can play at the same time. Groups of 7 or more are split into smaller groups and tee off at different times, which keeps the course flowing for everyone.
Planning something bigger? Take a look at our group and party packages.
No golfing experience is needed. Mini golf is made for social players, including complete beginners, and half the fun is that the obstacles don’t care how good your putting is.
A regular golfer may arrive feeling confident, but the windmill has humbled better players than them.
Scan the QR code before you start to join the online scoring, then log each player’s strokes as you go. Every putt counts, and the lowest total at the end of the course wins.
Once you’ve finished, check the big screen in venue to see the top scores of the day, the month and all time.
Use a smooth putting stroke, not a swing. Keep your feet still, your eyes on the ball and the putter face square to your target. Take the putter back slowly and follow through straight, letting the length of your backswing control the power.
Aim for a gentle roll that reaches the hole with a little pace, not a smash. And for the safety of yourself and others, you must not bring the club back past knee height.
Check out the screens in the venue to see the top scores of the day, the month and of all time. If you think you can beat them, we’d love to see you try.
There’s no golfing dress code needed, but we operate a smart casual dress code. Sportswear isn’t permitted, including jogging bottoms, team shirts, tracksuits and sports shorts.
Within that, wear something comfortable that allows you to move freely. Flat, stable footwear is the best choice for getting around the course. Full details are in our booking terms.
Yes. Mini golf is made for group play and friendly rivalry. It’s a great choice for birthday parties, date nights, family outings and casual get-togethers. Bigger celebrations are welcome too, with larger groups split across staggered tee times so everyone gets a proper go.
Yes. Mini golf at Spinners is fully indoors. You can play whatever the weather is doing outside and enjoy food or drinks before, during or after your round.
Due to the layout of the course, our mini golf course is not currently wheelchair accessible, and we’re sorry for any disappointment this may cause.
All of our other games at Spinners are wheelchair accessible. Please contact your chosen venue and our team will be happy to help you plan your visit.
