About Holey Moley Golf Club
Holey Moley Golf Club is an Australian entertainment venue chain that combines multi‑level, pop‑culture‑themed mini golf with a full bar, cocktails, and casual food in a nightclub-style setting. Operating in major cities across Australia (including Melbourne, where the brand began expanding early on), Holey Moley is designed for groups, parties, and corporate events, usually offering 9‑, 18‑, or 27‑hole packages alongside bar tabs and function packages. Bookings are typically made online through holeymoley.com.au, where guests can select a venue, date, time, and group size, and pay in advance or secure a booking with a card.
A charge from “Holey Moley Golf Club”, “Holey Moley”, “Funlab”, or a similar descriptor may appear on your bank or card statement after you book a round of mini golf, purchase food and drinks at the venue, pay for a party or corporate function, buy a gift card, or place a deposit for an event. Charges can be one‑off (for a single visit or bar tab), recurring only if you have a standing booking arrangement through a workplace or events contract, or temporarily pending if a pre‑authorization hold was taken at the bar or for a tab. You may also see a charge corresponding to an online booking you made days or weeks before the actual visit, or a partial charge if your group size or package was adjusted on arrival.
If you’re unsure about a Holey Moley charge, start by checking your recent emails for booking confirmations or receipts from holeymoley.com.au or Funlab, and look at your calendar and messages for any recent social, party, or work events held at a Holey Moley venue. Compare the transaction date and amount with your booking date, bar spend, or function invoice. To resolve questions, you can contact Holey Moley directly via the contact form or live chat on holeymoley.com.au, or call the specific venue listed on your booking confirmation; have the last four digits of your card, the exact charge amount, and the transaction date ready so they can locate your payment. Common issues—such as duplicate charges, no‑show bookings, or event cancellations—are usually handled through the central bookings team or the venue, who can confirm what the charge relates to and advise on refunds or credits according to their booking and cancellation policies.