Manchester's Junkyard Golf Club reveals new 'grown-up' look

From pop-up to grown up, Junkyard Gold Club on First Street has undergone an industrial-inspired makeover. Keeping the venue's playful heart and soul intact, the new, mature aesthetic represents the group's first rebrand since they launched back in 2015.

The bar areas have all been given a refresh and now boast a concrete, industrial vibe, while the traditional vinyl that was previously a mainstay of Junkyard Golf Club has been replaced with neon flecks and stencilled paint for graphics - reflecting the venue's evolution away from a pop-up style venue.

The new look, coincides with the brand being close to closing in on their second London site, as well as having international expansion in sight. The group's other UK sites, which includes Liverpool, London, Newcastle, Leeds and Oxford, also boast the new, grown-up look.

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Commenting on the rebrand, co-founder Mat Lake says: “The courses have matured and grown just as we have as a business. Visually they are a lot more impressive, more immersive, and more playable, so guests of Junkyard Golf Club are given the best possible experience.

"You can expect to see a major shift in terms of set design on each course, where we have added in some bigger scale production elements (vast real aeroplane installations) as well as upgraded lighting and general theming throughout. The vibe will appear more over the top, but much more entertaining and fun-filled to improve our customer’s experience when playing crazy golf at one of our six venues."

Chris Garratt, founder of Bert, the branding agency appointed to create the new identity, said “ Junkyard Golf Club had an ambition to create an even better, more engaged customer experience. We wanted the identity to communicate