Jungle Rumble Adventure Golf - Brighton — Attraction in Great Britain

We booked Jungle Rumble Adventure Golf online for the same day which was a painless process. Upon arrival we checked in at the bar and have the option of the first round of drinks being discounted which we took advantage of.

We played both courses, there was no time limit so between courses you are able to have a rest, we chose to go upstairs at the bar and have another drink and look out at the sea view.

The courses are great, the 'Treetops' course is a bit of a stretch as far as theming because the treetops is a raised platform with three potted plants on it but the course as a whole was great, they both were.

My only issue would be that at a certain stage on each course there were multiple instances of customers crossing over to the other course and not completing their own. I think it was an innocent mistake by the parties but it did then cause one course to become very busy towards the end while the other was quiet. I think a little signage would help this at the stage where there is a hut towards the back of the course.

Great experience overall, would...

We visited on Sunday 06/06/2020. The three guys working in the cafe were all very friendly and welcoming. The information given (as a part of their welcome/ introduction) on social distancing and the measures that had been been put in place eg sanitising of the the golf clubs and balls and so on was great.

The result of their hard efforts could be seen with everyone on the courses having a great time and at ease.

We have come here for several years now and for sure the courses are by far the best we've played at in Brighton.

You have a chance to win a free game at the end with a fun little trick shot. It's not impossible as we achieved it a year or so ago!

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A fun enough adventure golf venue. I personally think it is oddly located as much if surrounding area is effectively derelict. It is roughly a 20 minute walk from Brighton Palace Pier.

A single (18 hole) game for a student, with valid ID, costs £6 which I feel is a tad expensive for the 35 minutes you get around the course. We played on the more difficult course and found this to be relatively straightforward. On the other course there is a hole which requires you to tap your ball down a flight of stairs - no skill needed but quirky.

A bottle of juice costs a reasonable £1.50. One staff member was very friendly and welcoming; the other...