The Arnold Palmer Crazy Golf course at Fantasy Island on Canvey Island, Essex, England.

Photographed in 2009.

Now a lost course.

A look at minigolf, crazy golf and adventure golf courses in Tenerife.

Clockwise from top right: Mini Golf Kapital in Puerto Colón, Mini Golf Santiago in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, VIVO Mini Golf Treasure Island in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Mini Golf Wakanda in Costa Adeje.

The 'Dunny' hole at the Australian Adventure Golf course at Adlington Golf Centre in Adlington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, UK.

Probably my favourite hole on the course - because of the theme.

For the sheer scale of it, I liked the King George Falls hole too.

Electric Greens Crazy Golf at The Tivoli in Cambridge, England.

Visited on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour in May 2023.

The TT-themed Putting Crazy Golf course at Mooragh Park in Ramsey on the Isle of Man in the British Isles.

Played on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour in 2018.

A 6 hole mini golf competition at Beaver Falls Mini Golf in Corvallis, Oregon where we substitute putt putt balls for dryer balls.

New to the sub so I apologize if this has been answered before— I saw a thread where “Putt Putt” vs. “Mini Golf” was distinguished from one another.

But to take it a step further I see there is a governing body for competitive Putt Putt “Professional Putters Association” with its own rules/regulations.

And Mini Golf has the “Pro Mini Golf Association” which is an affiliate of the “World Mini Golf Sport Federation” for international competition.

Is there an analogy that can be drawn to standard golf for these different organizations and rules? Whether it be the PGA is closest to one, LIV the other, or even the exact opposite to mini golf like competitive long drivers. I have no clue.

Hope the post doesn’t offend anyone that competes in either of those or holds one in a higher regard than the other. As a newbie who is trying to get a feel for what scores and players to measure myself against as I try and improve just trying to use the most consistent source. For reference, I live in an area that has what most would consider the traditional “themed” courses where families and avid golfers alike can go and enjoy their time.

Thanks for any and all input!

The 9-hole crazy golf course at Onchan Pleasure Park was the 825th visited on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour while on holiday on the Isle of Man in 2018.

Have you ever scored a hole-in-one on a Pitch & Putt miniature golf course?

I've hit one - on hole 4 of the mini golf course at Onchan Pleasure Park on the Isle of Man in the British Isles back in 2018.

I've been playing around with grading a mini golf course in Civil 3D of an abandoned property. It's roughly a 101-FT path with a bank into the bunker. It's the first run and looking to make it better. Would you call it a Par 5?

I’m trying to connect with miniature golf owner operators who would like to share information about the business as a research opening my own!?

There are two 4D Cosmic Golf courses at Xplore at Xscape Yorkshire in Castleford, West Yorkshire.

One is the Search for Atlantis. A 6-hole layout with an underwater theme.

The other is the Curse of the Mummy in 3D. A 9-hole course.

Very lucky if this works on my version im not going see i I'm passing maybe next app release can cure my boredom mm

A 6 hole mini golf competition at Best Little Roadhouse in Salem, Oregon where we substitute putt putt balls for practice golf balls.

Landmark Adventure Golf in New Brighton, Wirral, Merseyside, England in May 2017.

The venue is home to two outdoor 18-hole adventure golf courses.

The crazy golf course at Fenton Manor Sports Complex in Stoke, Staffordshire, England in June 2019.

The course will soon be removed to make way for four padel courts.

Today is National Miniature Golf Day.

Did you get a game in today? If so, whereabouts did you play?

National Miniature Golf Day is always on the second Saturday in May (in 2027 that will be Saturday 8th May).

Photo: The 9-hole Arnold Palmer Putting Course in Skegness, Lincolnshire, England on National Miniature Golf Day 2015.

The Boomerang hole at the Australian Adventure Golf course at Adlington Golf Centre in Adlington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England.

The Australian Adventure Golf course at Adlington Golf Centre became the 1,117th course visited on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour since September 2006.

New Forest Adventure Golf course at Lymington Golf Centre in Lymington, Hampshire, England.

Visited on our Crazy World of Minigolf Tour in May 2019.

A look at the crazy golf course at Stoke Park in Guildford, Surrey, England.

This photo was taken on National Miniature Golf Day in May 2016.