Worcester Bowl tease comeback of its Scrapyard Golf

Visitors have their golf clubs at the ready as Worcester Bowl revealed it has brought back its scrapyard golf course - but with a new layout and improvements.

Henry Hoover has made a special appearance at the golf course. (Image: Worcester Bowl) The Everoak Estate business, in Bromyard Road, St Johns, has spent around £100,000 to upgrade its golf course so visitors can be challenged with a new layout. 

Pete Terry, CEO of Disco Bowl, said: “We are really proud to invest in Worcester Bowl, which we have owned since 2019.

Some of the existing courses have been improved. (Image: Worcester Bowl) "The golf course was well-loved but needed a makeover.

"So we have upgraded it to our latest standard at a cost of £100k, and our customers have so far been delighted."

The refurbishment is one of many changes that has come to the centre's way and there is still more to come.

KISS: One of the scrapyard golf courses. (Image: Worcester Bowl) Mr Terry said the business will now work to upgrade its bowling machines in mid-November.

He said: "We are now upgrading the bowling machines to the latest string bowling, which our customers will experience in mid-November.

NEON: Hole number two at Worcester Bowl. (Image: Worcester Bowl) "We have invested over £1m in this site to date and look forward to improving the centre further in 2025."

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The site had its first set of improvements in 2021 when owners invested £75,000 into giving it a fresher and more modern look.

It also saw the introduction of a DJ to help provide a disco feel to the Saturday night entertainment.

Disco Bowl took over Bromyard Road in February 2019 after the collapse of the MFA Bowl UK chain.