Impressive mega-pub the Alexandra Hills Hotel boasts a bistro, a nightclub, a conference centre, 40 accommodation suites and swish, colourful putt putt. The mini golf has been cleverly landscaped around the Fairway Beer Garden, meaning that parents can drink and dine while watching their kids make their way around the course, which is divided into 'Roadside' and 'Mountainside'. Or they can grab a putter themselves and have food and drinks brought out to them as they play.
There are boulders, rock gardens, a waterfall, fountain and palm trees to play around. Our favourite greens are the 'Pinball Maze' – multicoloured poles that your ball richochets off – and the 'Pole Hole' – with hanging poles above each hole that will knock your ball away if you don't time the putt correctly. Tricky.
There are only 12 greens rather than the traditional 18, but each has four different holes of varying difficulty: Blue (kids), White (Easy), Yellow (Medium) and Red (Hard). Our tip is to choose your colour and stick to it otherwise the plethora of holes makes it all too easy.
