Climb onboard a space adventure at GloGolf

Stuck for ideas of how to keep your children entertained?

Or just fancy a long-overdue catch-up with friends and family after months in lockdown? 

If the answer is yes, then GloGolf - a newly-opened neon space adventure in Peterborough - is exactly what you've been looking for. 

Located on the first floor of 13 Wentworth Street, it's impossible to miss the sign from the street. 

After entering the building, a hand sanitiser spray machine provides reassurance for those people who may be wary about getting back out and about after months in lockdown. 

Then, following a thorough health and safety talk (social distancing measures are in place as well as a masks-on policy), we're free to explore the sci-fi-themed golf course.

What's immediately striking is just how inventively the building have been designed; as well as fluorescent UV lights, lifesize alien and astronaut figures, the wall murals are painted so that visitors feel like their onboard a spaceship.

Planet-shaped painted rocks are built into the 15-hole course,  too, while craters form part of the ceiling 

The neon pencils and golf clubs are brightly coloured too, while the toilets - with a galaxy full of stars painted on the wall - even fit the theme. 

It's clear the GloGolf team have paid attention to every detail, so that they bring the experience to life in the most realistic way possible 

With a fully licensed bar selling alcohol and soft drinks, a trip to GloGolf can be made into an afternoon or evening out too. 

After their first week of trading, the team said: "We smashed it!

"We couldn't have done with without our amazing staff & each & every one of you.

"Thank you all for your patience and understanding."

Admission costs £8.50 for people aged 18 and over, £6.50 for five to 17-year-olds and under 4s receive free entry.