Mini Golf in Yorkshire

All five options here are under a roof. A Yorkshire-wide directory tags the Leeds, Halifax and Castleford courses as indoor attractions, setting them apart from the coastal courses in the same guide, so rain does not decide the day. What does decide it is age and temperament: two venues lean towards teens and lively groups, three towards younger players who want theming and interactive holes.

In Leeds, Junkyard Golf Club | Crazy Golf Leeds is the pick for older children and teens. The directory describes three 9-hole courses built from junk materials, reviewers praise the staff and the energy, and there are unlimited play packages for groups wanting all three. Two cautions: under-18s must bring physical ID, digital copies are not accepted, and drinks run at city-centre prices. Putt & Play Leeds is the opposite end of the scale. A Yorkshire tourism site describes it as mini golf plus bowling at The Springs, and reviewers say the small bowling balls and manageable holes suit under-7s. It is loud, and bowling bookings occasionally run late, but walk-ins are often possible.

For theming, Galactic Golf in Halifax runs two space-themed courses that the directory describes as a journey from launchpad through spaceship to the Moon; do the easier course first, then Moon Mission. Volcano Falls Adventure Golf, Xscape Yorkshire has two courses too, one of which the venue's own site calls the T-Rex Trail, plus a Digital Darts add-on. Reviewers call it good value and interactive, though adults playing without children find it too easy. Volcano Falls Adventure Golf, White Rose offers the same two-course format with a restaurant serving sharing plates, useful for a half-day outing, but note it has just one Google review so far.