1 / 2Australian Adventure Golf
📍 Macclesfield, North West
18-hole outdoor adventure golf course in Macclesfield themed around Australian landmarks including Sydney Opera House and Uluru. Features three caves, four bridges, and a waterfall spread across a large free-parking site with café facilities.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with children aged 9 and up, and multi-generational groups spanning grandparents to tweens. The course ran well for a group aged 9 to 72 in one reviewer's visit. Allow around one hour 45 minutes for all 18 holes. Pre-book online to avoid queuing at busy weekend and school-holiday periods.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Paula Turner-Howarth
7 months ago
“Probably one of the best adventure golf courses we've ever been to. Themed really well and maintained to a good standard, with fun facts about Australia at each hole. We pre-booked online (including £5 ticket for a spectator) and there was a queue at the entrance. It was busy for winter and we had to wait a while between holes which we didn't mind but If going in the summer could cause long tailbacks. Plenty of parking and toilets on site. Fun for all the family.”
Nikki Nagra
7 months ago
“If I could give this place more than 5 ⭐️ I wouldn't hesitate. I had an absolute blast! I recommend this place 1000%! I'm so glad I found this place its been an amazing morning. Staff members were all friendly especially the woman at the mini golf reception I didn't get her name but she is a real gem. Golf Range is state of the art! I love the cosy area bays. Worth every penny for the memories made today. Will definitely be returning.”
Sarah Martin
7 months ago
“Fabulous adventure golf course, well thought out, differing levels of difficulty and very disabled friendly. We had ages 9-72 and all had a great time. Took about 1hr 45 to do all 18 holes.”
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Overview
Australian Adventure Golf covers an expansive outdoor site with 18 holes themed around iconic Australian landmarks and wildlife — kangaroos, giant spiders, and King George Falls among them. Three caves to walk through and four bridges to cross add variety between holes. A waterfall feature anchors the central section. The café and toilets are on-site, and the course is fully accessible with disabled-friendly facilities throughout.
