Tee it up these school holidays at X-Golf Marion and West Lakes

X-Golf Marion and West Lakes are your one-stop place for entertainment, golfing fun and delicious food, all under cover these July holidays.

Conveniently located South or West of the city, with ample parking, and close to Westfield shopping centres, it’s easy to build a whole day out with the kids. Featuring state of-the-art golf simulators, the Hey Caddy mini-golf course*, a full-service bar and kitchen, plus large screen TVs and more, X-Golf venues have it all.       

With mini-golf starting from $12 per child, and some great family packages for golf, food and drinks- you’re guaranteed a par-fect day!  

The Hey Caddy mini-golf course will take you on a journey to some amazing destinations around the world!  Suitable for all ages, the fun, colourful set-up is sure to delight kids and parents a-like.

For bigger kids (aged 9 and above) X-Golf simulators provide hours of entertainment with the option to select novelty holes or play competitions between mates or siblings for the ultimate bragging rights.    

*Marion features 12 holes of mini-golf, West Lakes has 18 holes. 

Kids Packages available 10am-4pm daily 


For all school holiday offers and to book:

West Lakes: heycaddy.com.au

Marion: heycaddy.com.au

 

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