A series of small surprises.
Interconnecting rooms make the most of the footprint. The route moves players through distinct themed holes, with a raised platform floor and new stud walls shaping the space and helping each game reveal itself in turn.
Case study · St Neots · Indoor crazy golf
Pins N’
Putt.
A compact indoor space becomes a colourful, room-by-room game of games.
SettingEat N’ Bowl leisure venue
Course9 holes + bonus hole
FocusHigh-impact compact design
The brief
Fit a complete attraction into a small space.
Eat N’ Bowl in St Neots wanted crazy golf to sit alongside its existing leisure offer. The available area was limited, so the design needed to create a worthwhile route without relying on long, open fairways or repeating the same idea at every hole.
A broad games theme provided the answer. Board games, arcade references, puzzles and bowling-inspired details made each room feel different, while the course could still read as one connected experience.
More than putting surfaces.
Bespoke graffiti-style artwork, interactive details, sound effects and mirrors add energy to the course. The variety makes the attraction feel bigger than its physical footprint and gives groups plenty to talk about between holes.
Project photographs
The course in detail.
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The result
A stronger all-round leisure offer.
Pins N’ Putt gives visitors another reason to stay at the venue and combines naturally with bowling, soft play and the café. The result is a distinctive indoor attraction created through careful planning, not simply a larger floor area.