Quick answer. For a wet day pick GLOBALLS at the Marina (indoors, open all year) or One Under in The Lanes. For the seafront in dry weather pick Jungle Rumble on Madeira Drive, which has 45 holes and a sea-view terrace. Jurassic Beach in Hove is the cheapest at £7, though we couldn't confirm its opening hours. Prices checked 31 October 2026.
You've got a kid who's bored, a stag who wants a "sporting activity", or four wet hours and a hangover. Brighton has several crazy golf places, and they're quite different once you look at price, weather and who's allowed in.
The comparison
| Course | Indoor or outdoor | Adult | Child | Family or group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jungle Rumble | Outdoor | £12 one course, £18 two, £23 all three | £8, £13, £18 | £30 or £36 one course, £55 two, £60 three |
| GLOBALLS | Indoor | From £9.95 | From £7.95 (age 3 to 11) | Kids' party for 10 kids and 2 adults £120 |
| One Under | Indoor | £9.95 | £8.50 | Family of four £34 |
| Jurassic Beach | Outdoor | £7 | Not published | Group of four £22 |
Jungle Rumble (outdoor, Madeira Drive)
Three 15-hole courses: Caveman, Treetops and Captain Hook, 45 holes in all. It used to be Peter Pan's Adventure Golf, and some old web pages still say two 18-hole courses. An adult pays £12 for one course, and all three work out at about £0.51 a hole against £0.80 on a single course, so the three-course ticket is the better value if you've got the legs. There's a bar and cafe on a 70-seat roof terrace with sea views.
The site gives last entry times rather than opening times: 5pm in October, 4pm from November to March, rising to 9pm in summer. The venue says it isn't wheelchair accessible. Reviewers praise the value and the terrace, and complain about the lack of shade and the walk from the centre.
GLOBALLS (indoor, Brighton Marina)
Glow-in-the-dark mini golf on three themed courses (Zootopia, Aquatica and Jurassic), plus carnival games and a maze. Open all year, and accessible. The headline price is a "from" price, because it varies by date and time. The packages push you towards more games: 2 games plus a drink is £22.50, and all 5 games plus a drink is £39.80. Reviewers split on value, with some calling it "outstanding" and others "Massively overpriced". Staff get consistent praise. It suits groups and hen parties, and one parent found the ball pool too deep for a 4 and 8 year old.
One Under (indoor, The Lanes)
Two 9-hole courses, Ocean and Gamers Paradise, with a cocktail bar, DJs and fried chicken to the table. It's more of an adults' night out. Under-18s must be with an adult and can't be there after 7pm. It opens until 1am on Friday and Saturday. Tripadvisor has 26 reviews at 4.3, so each voice matters. Reviewers like the holes and the drinks, and one pair finished it very quickly.
Jurassic Beach (outdoor, Hove seafront)
Eighteen Jurassic-themed holes on Kingsway, £7 for an adult (about £0.39 a hole) and £22 for a group of four. The catch is that it doesn't publish opening hours or a season, and we found no phone number or booking page. Check before you go.
Not crazy golf, but close
Roedean calls itself mini golf but it's a 16-hole pitch and putt with real clubs, £11.50 with your own and £14 with hired ones. Brighton Footgolf is football golf, with under-16s at £6 for 9 holes.
Out of town and not confirmed
Splash Point in Worthing is £6 for an adult, but seasonal: April to October weekends and school holidays. It's closed for winter from now. We haven't listed Brighton Pirate Crazy Golf by the Palace Pier or the Hove Lagoon Funplay course because we found no 2026 sign that either is trading. We'll recheck at the start of the season in March 2027.
Which one?
If it's raining, GLOBALLS or One Under. A sunny day with kids points to Jungle Rumble, and Jurassic Beach is the cheapest if you can confirm it's open. For an evening with drinks, honestly, One Under.