Monday, 14 September 2009

Alpine Adventure Golf


I was up at Ski Llandudno on Sunday to meet some friends for lunch and a pint. Whilst sitting on the outside balcony enjoying the sunshine, I noticed the Alpine Adventure Golf and thought I would go and take a look. What a great little attraction, so well designed and themed; here's a few photos:





"'Putt' your way through 9 holes of golfing madness. Negotiate twists and turns, bumps and bunkers, sledges and lakes! Watch out for runaway chairlifts and other tricky Alpine obstacles!

There are no age restrictions to play our Alpine Adventure Golf Course...just 9 holes of fun for all the family to enjoy.

Open all year round and available for birthday parties and group bookings."

More information about it here:
http://www.llandudnoskislope.co.uk/activities/alpine_adventure_golf
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