So that was Miniature Golf Day 2024!
Miniature Golf courses we've played on Miniature Golf Days in the past on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour |
A blog about our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour. With a sprinkling of nostalgia and urban exploration for good measure.
Miniature Golf courses we've played on Miniature Golf Days in the past on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour |
Putting at Lost World Adventure Golf in Hemsby |
Minigolf courses we've played on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour on previous Miniature Golf Days |
The last hole on the Sacred Skull course |
The Tiki Hut Trail course at Paradise Island Adventure Golf at the Trafford Centre in Manchester |
I was the PIAG Open Champion in 2018 |
Emily won the PIAG Open Championship in 2019 |
The Tiki Hut Trail course at Paradise Island Adventure Golf at the Trafford Centre in Manchester |
PIAG Open Champion in 2019 |
PIAG Open Champion in 2018 |
The windmill hole on the grass putting miniature golf course at the Palm Bay Café in Cliftonville, Margate back in 2007 |
Playing a windmill hole in Skegness on a previous National Miniature Golf Day |
Emily playing a windmill hole at the Rhos Fynach Crazy Golf course on Miniature Golf Day in 2017 |
A Dutch-themed hole at Glo-Golf indoor Crazy Golf at the Riverside Bowl in Andover |
Playing the windmill hole on the Crazy Golf course at Penwith Pitch & Putt in Cornwall |
Playing the Arnold Palmer Crazy Golf course in Skegness on National Miniature Golf Day 2015 |
The GB team playing the Beton Concrete Minigolf course in Tampere, Finland during a practice session |
In international action on the Eternit Miniature Golf course |
Receiving some tips on the Middle Hill Eternit Miniature Golf hole from Crazy Golf legend Tim 'Ace Man' Davies |
Playing the Arnold Palmer Crazy Golf course in Skegness on National Miniature Golf Day 2015 |
Mini Master |
Lining up a big minigolf win |
A long tee-shot over and past several obstacles! |
Emily putting on the big miniature golf course |
We enjoy visiting courses on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour and it's marvellous when we find one that has a branded pencil to score the game with.
Pencils and promotional scratchcards from Congo River Golf in Orlando, Florida, USA |
It's a superb bit of minigolf marketing too.
A minigolf pencil from Christopher Gottfried's Crazy World of Minigolf Tour trip to Magic Carpet Golf in Galveston, Texas, USA |
We've seen several minigolf courses switching to virtual scorecards (and scoreboards), and app-based scorecards. Others are using a mixture.
We think, and hope, there's space and a place for all methods of scoring to continue in the game.
Our friend Pat Sheridan from The Putting Penguin minigolf review website (among his many other hats in the game) has contributed quite a few pencils and scorecards to the Crazy Golf Museum that he's picked up on his own minigolf adventures.
One of the most peculiar minigolf pencils we've seen is this one Pat sent a snap of, as it's a real life pencil for a virtual minigolf game!
A pencil from the Walkabout Mini Golf VR game |
If you'd like your minigolf course pencil (or other items of merch and ephemera) displayed and archived in the Crazy Golf Museum please do get in touch.
Just one of the many minigolf pencils in the Crazy Golf Museum - from the Wye Valley Miniatvre Golf course in Symonds Yat West |
A scorecard and pencils from Disney's Winter Summerland Miniature Golf in Orlando, Florida, USA from our friend Shelley Barrett |
Arnold Palmer Putting Courses Crazy Golf pencils from the course in Prestatyn |
A pencil from Lumberjax Mini Golf in New Zealand from our friend James Astrop |
A pencil from Urban Putt in San Francisco from our friend and minigolf rival (and sometimes team-mate) Kevin Moseley |
A pencil from Doug Fishbone's Leisure Land Golf |
A minigolf pencil from Swing by Golfbaren in Stockholm, Sweden |
A pencil from Swingers Crazy Golf in London |
A pencil from the CLUB GOLF crazy golf pop-up at Coal Drops Yard in King's Cross, London. This was the last course I played before the UK went into coronavirus pandemic lockdown / quarantine |
A pencil from the Putt 18 indoor putting game - we played a lot of this during the pandemic |