Seaside fun since 1994
Putt past windmills, dodge pirates and sink a hole-in-one on Exmouth seafront — then cool off with an ice cream or win a prize in the arcade.
Pick your challenge
Play one, or take on all three. Every round comes with a putter, a ball and a scorecard.
9 holes · £3
Ahoy, me hearties! Navigate boardwalks, rum barrels and lantern-lit obstacles as you hunt for treasure under the watchful eye of our pirate crew.
12 holes · £5
Our traditional seaside crazy golf, home of the famous big red windmill. Ramps, angles and tricky bounces right in front of the arcade.
10 holes · £5
Rolling grassy mounds and winding fairways that play like a real golf course in miniature. Read the slopes, pick your line and go for the hole-in-one.
More than golf
Right beside the courses you'll find our seaside amusement arcade, packed with grabbers, pushers and prizes to be won — whatever the weather.
Need a break between rounds? Our refreshments kiosk has cold drinks, ice creams, hot drinks and snacks to keep the whole family going.
Simple pricing
Pay on arrival — no booking needed. Prices are per person.
£3
9 holes
Best for younger families
£5
12 holes
🏆 Chance to win a free game
£5
10 holes
⛳ Premium putters & golf balls
🏆 Chance to win a free game
Little Putters half price
Children aged 5 and under play for half price when with a paying adult. The Links course isn't suitable for 5s and under.
Come and play
| Every day | 10am – 7pm |
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| Saturday & Sunday | 11am – 5pm |
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| Monday – Friday | Closed |
🌦️ Winter opening is weather dependent, so we may be closed on very wet or windy days.
We're on Queen's Drive, right on Exmouth seafront and just a short stroll from the beach.
Exmouth Crazy Golf & AmusementsFamily run since 1994
Golf on Queen's Drive goes back well over a century. Exmouth Golf Club was founded in 1885 with nine holes on the Maer, and in 1920 it moved its clubhouse to Queen's Drive. The club closed in the early 1950s, and the site later became Exmouth Zoo and then the amusement arcade you'll find today. Now golf is back on Queen's Drive, with three crazy golf courses to play.
History with thanks to Mike Menhenitt of the Museum Society of Exmouth.