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Eighteen Holes of Whimsy at The Clubhouse Stoke
A custom 18-hole crazy golf course in Newcastle-under-Lyme that pairs inventive challenges with classic holes — this guide helps you plan a one-hour-plus outing for families, friends, or social groups.
Eighteen Holes of Whimsy at The Clubhouse Stoke.
Experience a thrilling round on a custom-made 18-hole crazy golf course at The Clubhouse Stoke, where inventive, challenging holes sit alongside beloved classics; the venue pitches the activity as suitable for family fun, competitive groups, parties and date nights, and even tracks play with a public leaderboard.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A purpose-built 18-hole layout
The course is a custom 18-hole design that mixes inventive, exciting challenges with a few classic holes for steady play — the layout is intended to keep rounds lively and varied.
Tailored for every kind of social outing
Organizers position the course as ideal for family fun, competitive outings with friends, kids’ parties, date nights, and stag or hen events — a single round serves a wide range of group types and occasions.
Play for position on the leaderboard
Beyond casual play, the venue encourages competitive rounds by offering a leaderboard so groups can track scores and see where they rank among other visitors.
What the day feels like
What the round feels like
A typical visit is a brisk, playful hour or slightly more: you arrive at The Clubhouse Stoke, check in for your booked slot (or take a walk-in if space permits), then move through 18 holes that alternate between clever obstacles and familiar shots — the pace is social and often competitive, with groups finishing by comparing scores on the leaderboard.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits — and when restrictions matter.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The venue is cashless—bring a card or a phone for contactless payment for food and drinks; bookings are recommended though walk-ins are sometimes accepted.
Bookings are recommended and taken as priority; the operator’s online system shows live availability for activities and timeslots.
If you cannot use stairs, request use of the service elevator on arrival—the venue provides assistance via a doorbell and staff escort.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Is this a cash venue?
No. This is a cashless venue; card and phone payments are accepted for food and drinks.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes. Bookings are recommended; walk-ins are accepted when space allows, but bookings always take priority.
How can I check availability?
The operator’s online booking system shows live availability for each activity and time; if no tickets are shown you will need to select another time.
Are there concession tickets?
Yes. Concession tickets are available for anyone with a Student Card, senior citizens or NHS workers; there is no blue light discount at this time.
Do you offer tickets for carers?
Yes. Carers can play free when accompanying the person they care for — you only need to pay for the person in your care.
Is there disabled access?
Yes. If you are unable to use the stairs, you can request use of the service elevator by ringing the doorbell on arrival and staff will escort you; further accessibility information is available on the operator’s accessibility page.
Do you have a phone number for enquiries?
No. The operator does not provide a phone number; most enquiries are handled via the website chat function and message system.