Looking back at the Golf Apocalypse crazy golf course in London.
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We played the Golf Apocalypse miniature golf course back in August 2012. The layout had been created as part of the London Pleasure Gardens, an area set-up to tap into the passing trade between the DLR and the London 2012 Olympic Games at the ExCel centre.
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Golf Apocalypse was the first really really really mad-cap pop-up course we played on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
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The layout contained all manner of strange minigolf obstacles and we found ourselves playing through the fuselage of a crashed aeroplane, around a pinball machine, a snooker table and into a volcano.
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The pop-up miniature golf course was the first to use reclaimed materials in its construction. Something that has become commonplace these days and we've seen and played a number of funky, junky, scrap, ghetto, trash, garbage, graffiti, wreckage, and art-based courses since.
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The 9-hole Golf Apocalypse course was the 304th course played on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
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