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Daisy Made reopens with refurbished Crazy Golf course

This is just the latest investment for the local Lincoln hotspot

Kieran Parrish by Kieran Parrish
April 23, 2021
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Daisy Made reopens with refurbished Crazy Golf course

There's more than just ice cream and crazy golf at Daisy Made Farm

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Daisy Made Farm reopened its outdoor areas to the public last week with a new addition: a brand new crazy golf course.

The original golf course had been in place for around 12 years and, despite being refurbished several times, was coming to the end of its natural life.

Owner and director, Matt Scarborough, said: “It’s nice to give people a new course which is up to scratch”.

The new golf course, which is a significant investment for the company, cost considerably more than the original golf course.

The golf course, which was supplied by an external company, was created with extensive feedback from those at Daisy Made and the artwork was supplied by local artist Mel Langton.

Daisy Made has undergone extensive refurbishments in the past 5 years and there has been investment in the play area, animal areas, car park, entrance and exit gates to improve traffic flow and an extension to the café.

Daisy Made stayed open throughout lockdown with a takeaway service due to its drive through facility.

Daisy Made, which is located in Skellingthorpe, has been a Lincoln staple since it opened in 1992 and plans to celebrate its 30th birthday next year.

 

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1. A tricky hole to start off with. You'll be lucky to putt it in 3!

2. Relatively simple, just be careful of the hill near the hole

3. Oops...look what Daisy made!

4. A tricky hole, don't misjudge the bridge and stay to the left

5. Another relatively simple hole but don't get stuck behind the churn

6. Tricky to get the ball through the coop but once you do the hole should be simple enough

7. If you misjudge the windmill you will struggle on this hole! If not then the hole should be simple

8. Is it easier to go around or though? Either way, be gentle on this hole

9. A struggle and things don't get easier once you're through the plough

10. Should be simple but can be frustrating. Could take 1 shot, could take 10...Daisy is not kind on this one

11. Another relatively simple hole, don't let the hills fool you. Hit it hard enough to get over the hills but not too hard or you'll hit the plough...

12. This hole is no picnic, easy to get stuck behind objects!

13. An exciting finale but be careful to judge the jump correctly. Too hard or too gentle and you'll miss the basket

14. Daisy Made patrons enjoying a round of crazy golf

15. The concentration and frustration is real on this hole but make Daisy moo and you get a free shot

16. Fun in the sun at Daisy Made Farm

17. Daisy Made was very popular last weekend

 

Tags: crazy golfDaisy Made Ice-Cream FarmLincoln
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