Pittwater Golf Centre

My husband and son were going every single week to play putt putt, and my husband would always bring morning tea for our toddler (as you do - esp as a kid with allergies). So we thought he loves it so much that for his birthday we will invite one of his friends to play put put with him. I called them to enquire about using a table to give the two kids morning tea - but they have basically said we can’t bring morning tea for our toddlers because they want us to eat from Their cafe instead. So just because I called and spoke to them about his birthday all of a sudden we’re not allowed to bring morning tea for two little kids. Such a silly approach and due to their lack of flexibility, we’re just not going to take our son anymore. They’re clearly not kid friendly, considering it’s putt putt it’s ridiculous. What next? Mums can’t bring baby food? We have no issue buying something from the cafe for the adults but to tell us we can’t bring morning tea for our toddler… it goes without out saying. Find something else to do with your kids I’ll be telling all the parents we’ve been raving about how much it is to reconsider.

2 months ago

Great venue for kids birthday party especially with the two different themed courses - one Pirate the other caves. We had our kids event & all the friends loved it. Whilst the venue is great, the party organisation leaves a lot to be desired. For a group of 20 kids we were told 2 helpers were going to be allocated - however, the truth was only one was going to go around with the kids so us parents had to be involved & we had to ask others to go around with the kids. The very young helpers looked lost. They really need to allocate more resources to big groups or make it known to the parents - apparently such instructions are hidden in the fine print if the email. Kids food and the cake that we had to purchase was ok. Adults food (pizzaz's) we just a tad better than domino's! The lady behind the counter & all the helpers were really polite so full marks for that.

5 years ago

I came to buy 100 balls but was told only 50 were available per player. Then once it got quieter was offered another 50 but at the per 50 price not at the 100 rate for which I intended to play. If you’re having to manage the balls available that tightly then either buy more balls or hire more ball pickers but limiting everyone to 50 balls per basket and capitalising on the higher basket cost isn’t right. If business is really that tight then I’m happy to support, hell I’ll even drive the ball picker for free! But the place is busy every time I’m in. I’ve enjoyed coming here until now. Is it worth squeezing your repeat customers?

2 years ago

Many months later and nothing has changed it is all still good. Old review... This is our favourite putt putt centre. Shame we don't live anywhere near it. Two stories of out door putt putt adventure. Coffee passable, but you might actually enjoy playing along with your kids at this place, so perhaps the coffee doesn't matter too much! Usually a 2-1 coupon to be found somewhere, but still worth the $ at full price.

6 years ago

Decent range - on the downside it is too small for how busy it can get on a weekend meaning big wait times for a bay and last visit the ball machine ran out of balls which is kinda the main requirement for a driving range, manager told us to wait for the balls to accumulate which took 10+ mins and even then there were hardly any to go around. Out of nowhere they then whip out boxes and boxes of balls for the machine...... like if you had these the whole time why were they not already in circulation or just put them in when they ran out.

2 years ago