Shanghaiist: Miniature golf comes to Shanghai

anthony

Fri, 07 Jul 2006 13:52:16 +0800

In an E-mail from the owner today: "The hours are 11:30 am to 10 pm everyday. Before our grand opening (which is in a couple weeks) its completely free play so definitely come on by. eddie" I was there yesterday. It was indeed free, although it still needs some work before it's ready. There're also driving nets if you want to swing a club at some golf balls.

peijin

Thu, 06 Jul 2006 09:08:19 +0800

Does being an american graduate student count? Otherwise i will just have to find a nearby wall and call the banzheng number. I think Fudan is my style.

Micah

Thu, 06 Jul 2006 00:34:55 +0800

RMB 35 w/o ID. Free through the 31st with a coupon, which we were told would only be handed out on the first couple of days, but which I saw being handed out today in the lower levels of the mall.

Jay

Wed, 05 Jul 2006 16:21:46 +0800

Thanks, sounds pretty nice, will def. go check it out. Any idea, how much a round cost for those of us w/o a college ID?

yu888

Wed, 05 Jul 2006 14:01:08 +0800

Whoa, so a story was written on thie place just based on artist's renditions and site photos? No offense intended, but given that its in Shanghai and in a rather convenient place to get to, you really ought to go by there and check it out. That's ok, I will save you the trip. I did go, and here's my 2 cents (saves me from writing it in my own blog ;).) Lucky Greens, the first miniature golf course in Shanghai, located in Cloud Nine Mall above the new Carrefour ZhongShan Park. With 18 holes, this course is a mix between a putt putt course for kids and a standard outdoor min golf course in the states. BUT this course is INDOORS and very importantly, it is fully AIR CONDITIONED! :) Good for families, kids, and those like me who still think like a kid. Best bet would be to go out and see the course itself. Very different from what I expected, but i can see how it will be a nice diversion from my usual lack of things to do, at least a couple times this summer. Kids will enjoy it as Lucky Greens has staff to teach them how and, at lest while itss a bit slow, walk them through the course. yeah, a minigolf place in a mall sounds a bit different, but then again, this is Shanghai! :)