UK’s biggest adventure golf course prepares to open in Chadwell Heath
A new mini golf course inspired in a Moby Dick theme is to open at the end of the month at Cranfield golf centre. - Credit: Archant
The UK’s biggest adventure golf course will open its doors to the public later this month complete with a whale, ship and waterfall.
A new mini golf course inspired in a Moby Dick theme is to open at the end of the month at Cranfield golf centre. - Credit: Archant
The £600,000 Moby Dick course at the Cranfield Golf Centre, Chadwell Heath, will pay tribute to the Herman Melville novel.
A new mini golf course inspired in a Moby Dick theme is to open at the end of the month at Cranfield golf centre. - Credit: Archant
Construction began on the 18-hole course back in February and, weather-permitting, will open for business on Saturday May 24.
A new mini golf course inspired in a Moby Dick theme is to open at the end of the month at Cranfield golf centre. - Credit: Archant
Director Scott Cranfield, 47, said: “I’m really excited and can’t wait to open up to the public now, and see people enjoying it.
A new mini golf course inspired in a Moby Dick theme is to open at the end of the month at Cranfield golf centre. - Credit: Archant
“It’s an old fashioned course furnished with very modern features and I think families are really going to love it.
A new mini golf course inspired in a Moby Dick theme is to open at the end of the month at Cranfield golf centre. - Credit: Archant
“We’ve had the idea for a long time and always wanted to link it in with the Moby Dick story, so it’s great to it finally taking shape.”
Located opposite the Moby Dick pub in Whalebone Lane North, players will get the chance to play through a variety of surfaces, including a specially-designed sailing boat in a purpose-built lake.
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The course links in to the local legend of a washed-up whale being discovered in Dagenham in 1790 and the public display of whale bones in Victorian times - now homed at Valence House.
And in keeping with the community spirit, pupils from Warren School will design a series of local history facts that will be displayed around the course.
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