Miniature Golf T
he game of golf is popular among people of all ages because it is an enjoyable sport. Not only that, but it is incredibly popular for meeting and event attendees. Just as fun, and probably quite a bit crazier, is the popular game of miniature golf.
Miniature golf, known by several names including goofy golf,
adventure golf, minigolf, and others, began emerging in the early 20th century and it continues to grow in popularity among adults and kids alike. In fact, resort towns are known for their numerous minigolf courses and the World Minigolf Sport Federation (WMF) organizes both continental and world cham- pionships. Perhaps for something a little different at your next event, why not host your own minigolf tour- nament for your attendees?
Your attendees may be amateur or expert golfers but they will appreciate the crazy game of miniature golf. To ensure your at- tendees have a good time, get creative! You can either build your own minigolf course or make it a challenge by making up some wacky rules and giving away silly prizes to the winner(s). Or if they would prefer to fol- low the traditional rules of golf, do that and give away golf-related prizes. Another idea is to fi nd sponsors for your event to donate money that can be donated to a local or na- tional charity picked by the winner(s) of the miniature golf tournament. This will make your attendees feel they are contributing to a worthy cause.
Whether your next event is centered around a miniature golf tournament or if you just want to make it a fun activity for your guests to enjoy, everyone will be sure to ap- preciate the fun that is in store for them.
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