Last Wednesday we attended the Greg Davies comedy show 'Throwing Cheeseballs At A Dog' at the Library Theatre in Luton, Beds. You can read my review of the event at Musiquebox - The leading lifestyle and culture guide.
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Friday, October 29, 2010
Comedy Show Review - Greg Davies - 'Throwing Cheeseballs At A Dog'
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Some pics from the 2008 and 2009 Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships
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My first Air Hockey win since the Undisputed International Worlds Crazy Air Squash Championships
On Sunday 24th October I managed to win my first Air Hockey match since the debacle that was my performance in the Undisputed International Worlds Crazy Air Squash Championships in Hastings on the 18th September 2010.
In the match at Namco Station in Luton, I defeated Suffolk's Luke Tubby 7 goals to 5.
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In the match at Namco Station in Luton, I defeated Suffolk's Luke Tubby 7 goals to 5.
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Ten Pin Bowling and a Wacky Waving Arm-Flailing Inflatable Tube-man
In November the Ham & Eggers tenpin bowling team are looking to once again win the prestigious Macmillan Cancer Support Annual Bowling Challenge. Ahead of the tournament we went for a few games of Tenpin Bowling at Namco Station in Luton at the weekend, where I was captured doing an (unintentional) impression of a Wacky Waving Arm-Flailing Inflatable Tube-man!
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Rankings - 2003-2009
Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Rankings
I am currently ranked 31st of 255 players in the 2003-2009 Rankings List, Emily sits at number 50.
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I am currently ranked 31st of 255 players in the 2003-2009 Rankings List, Emily sits at number 50.
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Final 3 shots of the 2009 Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships in Hastings
Videos showing the final three players taking the final three shots in the final round of the 2009 Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships.
Results of the 2009 Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships.
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Results of the 2009 Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships 2010 Preview
Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships 2010 Preview - a great MiniatureGolfer.com look ahead to the 2010 Edition of the World Crazy Golf Championships.
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Comedy Show Review - Tour De Francis - Stewart Francis Live at the Alban Arena
Last Thursday we attended the Stewart Francis comedy show 'Tour De Francis' at the Alban Arena in St Albans, Herts. You can read my review of the event at Musiquebox - The leading lifestyle and culture guide.
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Let's get Minigolf 'trending' - Twitter, Minigolf and #MinigolfMonday
Let's get Minigolf trending!
If you're on Twitter and are also into your Minigolf, Crazy Golf, Adventure Golf etc. then check out the Minigolf Twitter List - A list of Twitterers and Tweets from the Minigolfing World. I created the list to keep track of all the conversations taking place on the micro-blogging site by minigolfers/minigolf businesses etc.
With Twitter you are able to search within real-time conversations for mentions of key words - so for example you can search for mentions of the word 'minigolf' by typing the word in the search function. You can also enable the word to be clicked on in a tweet itself by 'hash-tagging' it, that is to put a # as a prefix, so minigolf becomes #minigolf.
Twitterers have also created 'themed' days, some of which include #FollowFriday, #MuppetThursday and #TravelTuesday. Over the course of a few tweets Pat, from The Putting Penguin Miniature Golf website suggested we start up a #MiniGolfMonday tweet day/trend on the site.
So here goes...
If you're on Twitter and are also into your Minigolf, Crazy Golf, Adventure Golf etc. then check out the Minigolf Twitter List - A list of Twitterers and Tweets from the Minigolfing World. I created the list to keep track of all the conversations taking place on the micro-blogging site by minigolfers/minigolf businesses etc.
With Twitter you are able to search within real-time conversations for mentions of key words - so for example you can search for mentions of the word 'minigolf' by typing the word in the search function. You can also enable the word to be clicked on in a tweet itself by 'hash-tagging' it, that is to put a # as a prefix, so minigolf becomes #minigolf.
Twitterers have also created 'themed' days, some of which include #FollowFriday, #MuppetThursday and #TravelTuesday. Over the course of a few tweets Pat, from The Putting Penguin Miniature Golf website suggested we start up a #MiniGolfMonday tweet day/trend on the site.
So here goes...
Happy #MiniGolfMonday |
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Gluten Free at Blue Chicago Grill, Dundonald, Northern Ireland
Following the completion of the 2010 Northern Ireland Belfast Bangor Antrim & Larne Invitational Minigolf Tournament back on the 1st August 2010 we headed to the Blue Chicago Grill in Dundonald as it offered Gluten Free options.
I gave them a 5-star rating on their Facebook Review section.
Blue Chicago Grill
7 EastPoint Entertainment Village
Dundonald, United Kingdom, BT16 1XT
It's just over the road from the Pirates Adventure Golf course in Dundonald, Belfast, Northern Ireland - there are two 18-hole courses, which were the 188th and 189th played on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
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I gave them a 5-star rating on their Facebook Review section.
Blue Chicago Grill
7 EastPoint Entertainment Village
Dundonald, United Kingdom, BT16 1XT
It's just over the road from the Pirates Adventure Golf course in Dundonald, Belfast, Northern Ireland - there are two 18-hole courses, which were the 188th and 189th played on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
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MiniatureGolfer.com goes live on Facebook
The world's number one Miniature Golf website - MiniatureGolf.com - (now in its tenth year) has entered the world of Facebook.
As well as continued updates on the Miniature Golf, Crazy Golf, Adventure Golf and Minigolf world at MiniatureGolf.com there will be regular updates, posts and links shared on the Miniature Golfer Facebook page.
MiniatureGolfer.com is run by Tim 'Ace Man' Davies, a legend in our sport and a five-time World Crazy Golf Champion!
Check out the Facebook page here.
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As well as continued updates on the Miniature Golf, Crazy Golf, Adventure Golf and Minigolf world at MiniatureGolf.com there will be regular updates, posts and links shared on the Miniature Golfer Facebook page.
MiniatureGolfer.com is run by Tim 'Ace Man' Davies, a legend in our sport and a five-time World Crazy Golf Champion!
Check out the Facebook page here.
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
Gluten Free Finds in London (and beyond) - October 2010
On our recent trip to London we found a few new Gluten Free places to eat at/buy GF products from, these included:
Starbucks - Now do Gluten and Wheat Free sandwiches, salads and cakes :-) The service from the very knowledgeable staff at the O2 was very pleasing. When ordering the cakes ask for them to be wrapped if you have Special Dietary Requirements, as they will bring you a sealed one that is not cross-contaminated. I had a Cheese and Coleslaw Sandwich and a Chocolate Brownie. Very tasty indeed. The Sangers are made with Genius Bread.
Las Iguanas - We've previously eaten at the London Eye and Manchester Trafford Centre branches and had no problems (Las Igauanas does some great food), but we had very poor service and a nightmare experience at the restaurant at the O2. Despite me stating I was a Coeliac and what I must avoid, my starter (Gambas) was served with bread and my main (Ensopado De Carne - the first time I've eaten Goat!) was served with flour-coated deep fried Plantain!?
Marks & Spencer - M&S now have a good range of Gluten and Wheat Free products, including Bread and Cakes. I picked up a Lemon Sponge Cake and some of the Brownies and Pecan and Chocolate Cakes. Looking at their website there is also a range of GF products to order online.
The Chicago Rib Shack - They have Gluten Free options (spelled 'Gluton') on the menu. Our server was very knowledgeable about Special Dietary requirements. I had a huge T-Bone Steak, along with some enoyable Cocktails, including a Mohito and an Old Fashioned (if anyone knows the recipe do let me know?).
Whole Foods Market - Had a selection of Gluten Free products. They were not that easy to find as they don't have a dedicated GF Section, instead products are mixed in with 'normal' food. I did however pick up some bottles of a different 'Coeliac-friendly' Beer - from St Peter's Brewery - which was nice :-)
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Starbucks - Now do Gluten and Wheat Free sandwiches, salads and cakes :-) The service from the very knowledgeable staff at the O2 was very pleasing. When ordering the cakes ask for them to be wrapped if you have Special Dietary Requirements, as they will bring you a sealed one that is not cross-contaminated. I had a Cheese and Coleslaw Sandwich and a Chocolate Brownie. Very tasty indeed. The Sangers are made with Genius Bread.
Las Iguanas - We've previously eaten at the London Eye and Manchester Trafford Centre branches and had no problems (Las Igauanas does some great food), but we had very poor service and a nightmare experience at the restaurant at the O2. Despite me stating I was a Coeliac and what I must avoid, my starter (Gambas) was served with bread and my main (Ensopado De Carne - the first time I've eaten Goat!) was served with flour-coated deep fried Plantain!?
Marks & Spencer - M&S now have a good range of Gluten and Wheat Free products, including Bread and Cakes. I picked up a Lemon Sponge Cake and some of the Brownies and Pecan and Chocolate Cakes. Looking at their website there is also a range of GF products to order online.
The Chicago Rib Shack - They have Gluten Free options (spelled 'Gluton') on the menu. Our server was very knowledgeable about Special Dietary requirements. I had a huge T-Bone Steak, along with some enoyable Cocktails, including a Mohito and an Old Fashioned (if anyone knows the recipe do let me know?).
Whole Foods Market - Had a selection of Gluten Free products. They were not that easy to find as they don't have a dedicated GF Section, instead products are mixed in with 'normal' food. I did however pick up some bottles of a different 'Coeliac-friendly' Beer - from St Peter's Brewery - which was nice :-)
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Comedy Show Review - The Laughter Lounge at Indigo2
Last Friday we attended the Laughter Lounge Comedy Show at the Indigo2 venue at the O2. You can read my review of the event at Musiquebox - The leading lifestyle and culture guide.
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Monday, October 18, 2010
Minigolf Report – Gottfried 4th in London Invitational Tournament 2010
18th October 2010
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Minigolf Report – London Invitational Tournament 2010
Luton Minigolfer Richard Gottfried recorded his fifth top five finish on the British Minigolf Association (BMGA) Tour this season as he tied for fourth place with London’s Alan Norman at the 2010 London Invitational Tournament (LIT) in East Finchley, Barnet on Sunday 17th October.
The tournament was played on an UrbanCrazy designed 6-hole course over six rounds. The first three rounds were played using the course’s ‘easy’ settings, and the second round using the ‘hard’ hole settings. In the field of 12 players Richard went into the second round in third place having scored a total of 40(+4), he followed this up with a 43(+7) for a total of 83(+11). London’s Jon Angel won the tournament with a score of 77(+5). Defending champion Brad Shepherd was runner-up on 79(+7), and Chris Jones third with 82(+10).
After the tournament Richard said “Thank you to the London Minigolf Club for the invitation to play in the LIT, it was a great event played on a very good course. Well played to Jon Angel for the win, a nice wire-to-wire victory. I’ll be ruing the five shots I took on hole three in the second round, if it wasn’t for that I’d have been looking good for a podium finish.”
With four events left in the 2010 BMGA Season Richard is currently ranked 9th of 91 players in the BMGA Order of Merit Rankings, 8th of 129 in the BMGA Season Only Rankings, and 31st of 255 in the Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Rankings.
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For Immediate Release
Minigolf Report – London Invitational Tournament 2010
Luton Minigolfer Richard Gottfried recorded his fifth top five finish on the British Minigolf Association (BMGA) Tour this season as he tied for fourth place with London’s Alan Norman at the 2010 London Invitational Tournament (LIT) in East Finchley, Barnet on Sunday 17th October.
The tournament was played on an UrbanCrazy designed 6-hole course over six rounds. The first three rounds were played using the course’s ‘easy’ settings, and the second round using the ‘hard’ hole settings. In the field of 12 players Richard went into the second round in third place having scored a total of 40(+4), he followed this up with a 43(+7) for a total of 83(+11). London’s Jon Angel won the tournament with a score of 77(+5). Defending champion Brad Shepherd was runner-up on 79(+7), and Chris Jones third with 82(+10).
After the tournament Richard said “Thank you to the London Minigolf Club for the invitation to play in the LIT, it was a great event played on a very good course. Well played to Jon Angel for the win, a nice wire-to-wire victory. I’ll be ruing the five shots I took on hole three in the second round, if it wasn’t for that I’d have been looking good for a podium finish.”
With four events left in the 2010 BMGA Season Richard is currently ranked 9th of 91 players in the BMGA Order of Merit Rankings, 8th of 129 in the BMGA Season Only Rankings, and 31st of 255 in the Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Rankings.
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UrbanGolf in Kensington
While in London on Saturday 16th October 2010 we made a visit to the UrbanGolf centre in Kensington.
UrbanGolf offer Golf Course Simulators, where you can hire a bay and take in a round of 'Big' Golf at a number of famous courses.
The centres also have Putting practice areas!
UrbanGolf centres are located at High Street Kensington, Soho and Smithfield.
Fellow minigolfer Jon Angel and I may well have to visit to continue our 'Big' Golf Challenge Series!
Crazy World of Minigolf Tour - Courses Visited List with Links.
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UrbanGolf offer Golf Course Simulators, where you can hire a bay and take in a round of 'Big' Golf at a number of famous courses.
The centres also have Putting practice areas!
UrbanGolf centres are located at High Street Kensington, Soho and Smithfield.
Fellow minigolfer Jon Angel and I may well have to visit to continue our 'Big' Golf Challenge Series!
Crazy World of Minigolf Tour - Courses Visited List with Links.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Crazy Golf in Abingdon, Oxfordshire
A tweet from The Putting Penguin about the local history of minigolf in Illinois linked to a story on the Register-Mail website in Galesburg, USA, which mentioned that in Abingdon, Illinois there was a 27-hole Miniature Golf course known as the “Upsandowns”.
This prompted me to write a little bit about Crazy Golf in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
Prior to moving to Luton a decade ago I grew up and lived in Abingdon and the Crazy Golf course at the Abbey Meadows was the first course I ever played many years ago.
The course was also revisited as part of the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour on the 18th August 2007 and became the 31st course played on the tour.
A review of the Crazy Golf course at the Abbey Meadows can be found on MiniatureGolfer.com
In addition to the Crazy Golf course in Abingdon, there is also a Mini Golf (Pitch & Putt) and a Putting Green, all of which have been played a number of times over the years.
The town of Abingdon, England also has a unique tradition of Bun Throwing!
Interestingly, despite being born in Oxford, I never played the City's courses until August 2009!
This prompted me to write a little bit about Crazy Golf in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
Prior to moving to Luton a decade ago I grew up and lived in Abingdon and the Crazy Golf course at the Abbey Meadows was the first course I ever played many years ago.
The course was also revisited as part of the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour on the 18th August 2007 and became the 31st course played on the tour.
A review of the Crazy Golf course at the Abbey Meadows can be found on MiniatureGolfer.com
In addition to the Crazy Golf course in Abingdon, there is also a Mini Golf (Pitch & Putt) and a Putting Green, all of which have been played a number of times over the years.
The town of Abingdon, England also has a unique tradition of Bun Throwing!
Interestingly, despite being born in Oxford, I never played the City's courses until August 2009!
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Latest Island Visited on our UK Tour
After the 2010 Weymouth Open minigolf competition we headed along the coast a short distance to visit the Isle of Portland.
The Island is the latest we've visited on our Tour of the UK.
Other nations and islands visited.
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Gluten Free in Weymouth, Dorset
On our recent minigolfing trip to Weymouth we had found that there a number of places in the area that offer Gluten Free options and can cater for Coeliacs :-)
Here's a rundown on where and what we ate.
Stanley's Coffee Shop - great Gluten Free cakes from Honeybuns.
The Wellington Arms - a few Gluten Free options, with knowledgeable staff and a nice friendly pub. I had the Chilli.
The Old Harbour Fish & Chip Shop - we visited in 2009 and this time I had Cod Roe and Chips (for the first time since being a Coeliac!)
The Lugger Inn, at Chickerell - quite a few options for Coeliacs. Knowledgeable staff. A nice pub. I had the Chilli (again)!
There was also an Italian Restaurant in Weymouth that has Gluten Free options, but it was fully booked on the Saturday night. we'll try it out next time we visit.
Thank you also goes to fellow BMGA Tour Minigolfer Peter Jones for a Gluten Free Fish & Chips tip-off, as he'd spotted the 'Gluten Free Options' sign in the Old Harbour Fish & Chip Shop window. If only more places advertised the fact they offer menu choices for Coeliacs - they'd certainly do more business!
Looking through some of the local tourist information and pamphlets I also noticed that in Bournemouth there is a Mexican restaurant with a Gluten Free menu. It's called 'Coriander' and the website is http://www.coriander-restaurant.co.uk/ - we'll check it out next time.
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Here's a rundown on where and what we ate.
Stanley's Coffee Shop - great Gluten Free cakes from Honeybuns.
The Wellington Arms - a few Gluten Free options, with knowledgeable staff and a nice friendly pub. I had the Chilli.
The Old Harbour Fish & Chip Shop - we visited in 2009 and this time I had Cod Roe and Chips (for the first time since being a Coeliac!)
The Lugger Inn, at Chickerell - quite a few options for Coeliacs. Knowledgeable staff. A nice pub. I had the Chilli (again)!
There was also an Italian Restaurant in Weymouth that has Gluten Free options, but it was fully booked on the Saturday night. we'll try it out next time we visit.
Thank you also goes to fellow BMGA Tour Minigolfer Peter Jones for a Gluten Free Fish & Chips tip-off, as he'd spotted the 'Gluten Free Options' sign in the Old Harbour Fish & Chip Shop window. If only more places advertised the fact they offer menu choices for Coeliacs - they'd certainly do more business!
Looking through some of the local tourist information and pamphlets I also noticed that in Bournemouth there is a Mexican restaurant with a Gluten Free menu. It's called 'Coriander' and the website is http://www.coriander-restaurant.co.uk/ - we'll check it out next time.
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Random Maidenhead Minigolf Course Re-visit on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour - 10/10/10 at 9pm
While driving back from the 2010 Weymouth Open minigolf competition on the 10th October we had to take a number of detours in order to miss out the horrendous traffic problems on the Motorways. The solution was to travel back on the A and B Roads, one of which led us through Maidenhead.
Taking a turn onto the Riverside it dawned on us we had visited Maidenhead before, and we were in fact very close to the 18-hole Eternit Miniature Golf / Crazy Golf course at Riverside Gardens!
Never one to miss an opportunity to (re)visit a minigolf course on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour, we parked up and went for a wander!
We had originally visited and played the course on the 30th May 2009, when the course became the 97th played on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
The course at Riverside Gardens was also the setting for the classic Mr Bean episode 'Tee Off Mr Bean'.
Taking a turn onto the Riverside it dawned on us we had visited Maidenhead before, and we were in fact very close to the 18-hole Eternit Miniature Golf / Crazy Golf course at Riverside Gardens!
Never one to miss an opportunity to (re)visit a minigolf course on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour, we parked up and went for a wander!
We had originally visited and played the course on the 30th May 2009, when the course became the 97th played on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
The course at Riverside Gardens was also the setting for the classic Mr Bean episode 'Tee Off Mr Bean'.
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Greenhill Putting at Greenhill Gardens in Weymouth, Dorset - Crazy World of Minigolf Tour - Course played 204
On Saturday 9th October 2010 we managed to play the 18-hole Putting Course at Greenhill Gardens in Weymouth, and very good it was too.
On our visit to Weymouth last year the course had just closed, so we didn't get a chance to play it.
This time however, it became the 204th Minigolf course played on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
It's well worth a visit to play the course and it is quite tricky indeed.
In our Irregular Mini Golf Tour match-up Emily managed to get a hole-in-one on the 5th hole, and after the 18-hole round we were tied on 49(+13). The sudden-death play-off lasted four holes, when Emily managed a two, which I had no reply to. Emily received a postcard/certificate for the win from the course owner!
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On our visit to Weymouth last year the course had just closed, so we didn't get a chance to play it.
This time however, it became the 204th Minigolf course played on the Crazy World of Minigolf Tour.
It's well worth a visit to play the course and it is quite tricky indeed.
In our Irregular Mini Golf Tour match-up Emily managed to get a hole-in-one on the 5th hole, and after the 18-hole round we were tied on 49(+13). The sudden-death play-off lasted four holes, when Emily managed a two, which I had no reply to. Emily received a postcard/certificate for the win from the course owner!
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