Credits and privacy
Who runs this
CrazyGolfScores is run by CrazyGolfScores Limited, company number 17509229. You can reach us at alex@alexpink.co.uk.
If you run a venue listed here and want its page taken down, write to that address and it will be removed.
Questions about this site, or a request to take a venue's page down, go to alex@alexpink.co.uk.
Listings and map
Apart from Wokingham Family Golf, the 657 venues and their 715 courses come from James Melville's course list, 5 Oct 2026: each venue's name, address, postcode, town, courses and, where it has one, its website. A venue that looks after its own page can change those details itself.
Each of those venues is pinned at the centre of its postcode, looked up through postcodes.io, so a pin can sit a little way from the course itself. Counties, and towns where the list gives none, come from the same lookup. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0.
The pin for Wokingham Family Golf is from OpenStreetMap: location © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL), https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/.
Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors, credited in the corner of the map itself. See openstreetmap.org/copyright.
Wokingham Family Golf
Wokingham Family Golf's details were read off these pages and written up in our own words, and checked on 2 Oct 2026.
- wokinghamfamilygolf.co.uk (Legends Cafe & Bar)
https://www.wokinghamfamilygolf.co.uk/
Checked 2 Oct 2026
The photographs of Wokingham Family Golf are the venue's own, from its own website. They are used unmodified — none of them was cropped or edited — and each one is credited to the venue wherever it appears. If you run the venue and want them taken down, write to the address above.
A green under the rock face, with a raptor leaning in
The venue's own photograph.
The rock face and the first green, with a raptor at the rail
The venue's own photograph.
Greens, rock and planting, with a triceratops in the middle distance
The venue's own photograph.
Hole 17, the truck and the triceratops
The venue's own photograph.
The raft on its rope, between the two banks
The venue's own photograph.
Hole 17 under the floodlights
The venue's own photograph.
The pitch and putt course from above
The venue's own photograph.
A blue flag and a white one across the long grass
The venue's own photograph.
Two flags beyond the seed heads
The venue's own photograph.
A ball on the lip of a wide cup
The venue's own photograph.
A group on the green, one putting
The venue's own photograph.
Two flags on the green, low sun
The venue's own photograph.
The fairway up to an Astroturf green
The venue's own photograph.
Walking up to the green, balls on the grass
The venue's own photograph.
Two balls on the green by the yellow flag
The venue's own photograph.
Photos venues add
Photographs a venue adds to its own page are the venue's, and it answers for them. To ask for one to come down, write to the address above.
Privacy
Your account, your preferences, the rounds you score and anything you send us, such as a claim for a venue, are stored on our servers with Supabase, in London. The emails we send, such as sign-in codes, go through Resend. Please use your real email address: we email it a code to check it is yours.
A cookie keeps you signed in, and this browser's storage keeps your rounds safe while you play. There are no advertising cookies and no analytics. The privacy page has the full details, including how to download or delete your data.
Sharing a result puts the players' first names, their scores, the course and the venue into the link itself. So that information reaches whoever the link is sent to, the host's server logs, and any service that unfurls the link into a preview.
The hosting provider keeps server logs, which include IP addresses.
Map tiles are fetched from OpenStreetMap's servers, which see your IP address and the area of the map you are looking at. "Directions" opens openstreetmap.org in a new tab.
To complain about anything on this site, write to alex@alexpink.co.uk. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.