Well-designed course
The 9-hole course is creative, maintained and challenging without being too difficult for first-timers.
Bluewaters Island
Swingers Crazy Golf is an indoor miniature golf course and social dining spot on Bluewaters Island, combining a 9-hole game with food, drinks and music. It suits group evenings, dates and family outings, with Sunday Roast and weekend family activities also mentioned by customers.
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The 9-hole course is creative, maintained and challenging without being too difficult for first-timers.
First-timers can get a walkthrough, scoring help and playing tips while they go around the course.
DJs, upbeat music, colourful décor and live entertainment make this more of a social night out than a quiet round of golf.
Pizza, edamame and other easy-to-share dishes work well when you want to eat between holes.
Families mention children’s weekend programming, Sunday Roast and teenagers enjoying the game.
Reviews highlight a relaxing view at sunset and under the evening lights, adding another reason to linger after the game.
Go early Sunday. For a quieter family visit, aim for Sunday morning; one review found it uncrowded until around 1–1:30pm.
Check unlimited terms. Ask what an unlimited-golf offer includes: one customer found it meant only one full 9-hole round.
Check family offers. Families should look up the current Saturday kids brunch and Sunday Family Funday options before visiting.
Expect energy. Choose this for a social evening with music and entertainment rather than a quiet meal.
Share dishes. Ordering shareable food such as pizza, edamame and drinks lets you eat comfortably between turns.
Ask for guidance. If it is your first game, ask for a course explanation and scoring help; reviews say this support is provided during play.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
The central activity is a creative, interactive mini-golf game that works for friendly competition, dates and family outings.
The Ladies Night package is described as including a selection of drinks alongside mini golf, music and entertainment.
The Wagyu burger is one of the specifically praised dishes, with a review calling it juicy and full of flavour.
Friday brunch combines food and cocktails with mini golf between courses for a more active, social meal.
One family review found the venue small, although indoor seating was available.
The golf itself can be over quickly; one visitor described it as a quick part of a more atmosphere-led evening.
The Bottom Line
Swingers Crazy Golf on Bluewaters Island works best as a full social outing rather than a standalone game. You can play a creative 9-hole mini-golf course, order food and drinks between turns, and settle into a DJ-led atmosphere with occasional live entertainment. It fits dates, birthdays, friends’ nights and families with older children; one six-year-old also enjoyed the golf, despite coming last.
The course is generally described as well designed and entertaining without being too difficult, and first-timers can receive an explanation of the game, scoring help and tips while playing. Food feedback is mostly positive, with pizza, burgers, fries, edamame and Sunday Roast all mentioned. The Wagyu burger, seabream and cocktails also receive individual praise, while one visitor found the food merely okay, so the golf-and-atmosphere combination is the safer reason to go.
For families, check the current Saturday kids brunch and Sunday Family Funday offers. Sunday mornings may be calmer, with one review reporting that it stayed uncrowded until 1–1:30pm. Also check the wording of any unlimited-golf promotion: one customer said it covered only one full round of nine holes.
The venue is lively, not designed for a quiet meal, and one family found the indoor space small.