Sydney's Hugely Popular Mini-Golf Bar Holey Moley Is Opening a Second Venue in Castle Hill
It'll be a sister venue to the Newtown venue, with 18 holes, karaoke, bowling lanes and an escape room.
By now you've been to (or at least heard about) Holey Moley, the mini-golf bar that has taken over the Newtown Social Club space — which, for some, has been a sad sight to see. And now the putt putt empire is adding another Sydney venue to its ever-growing family, bringing its signature novelty combo of multi-sensory mini-golf, karaoke and booze to Castle Hill.
Set to open its doors within Castle Towers Shopping Centre at the end of November, Holey Moley's seventh iteration will feature 18 uniquely themed holes, across two indoor courses, as well as a private karaoke room, where you can give those vocal chords a post-putt workout. But as an added bonus, this sprawling venue also boasts ten bowling lanes and its own escape room — Holey Moley is owned by FunLabs, which is the group behind Strike Bowling. Plus, it'll have a sports bar, complete with private booths and a plethora of screens. Here, you'll be able to order beer by the stein, goblet or tower, along with signature cocktails and snacks like hot dogs and loaded fries.
The Castle Hill launch is expected to be well-received — both because the Newtown venue has been hugely popular and because the Castle Towers location is a little less culturally sacred (that is, not a legendary live music venue). It follows just a few weeks after the opening of Holey Moley's recent Newcastle addition. A 27-hole Perth venue is also set to open this month, with another slated for Queensland's Sunshine Coast next year.
Find Holey Moley & Strike Bowling at Castle Towers, The Piazza, 6-14 Castle Street, Castle Hills, from November 30. For more info, visit holeymoley.com.au.
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