Bring the fun and challenge of mini golf anywhere with the myminigolf Professional Set. Designed for schools, recreational programs, group activities, and educational settings, this portable mini golf set offers a f ...
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Bring the fun and challenge of mini golf anywhere with the myminigolf Professional Set. Designed for schools, recreational programs, group activities, and educational settings, this portable mini golf set offers a flexible way to introduce players to the game while encouraging coordination, concentration, precision, and active participation.
The set includes 13 high-quality mini golf obstacles made from durable ABS plastic, along with 2 steel golf clubs, 4 golf balls, a score pad, and a nylon carrying bag. The obstacles can be placed directly on the playing surface without requiring a permanent mini golf course, making it easy to create a new layout for every game.
With its modular design, the obstacles can be combined in different ways to create more than 55 possible mini golf courses. Players can experiment with different layouts and challenges while developing their putting technique, control, accuracy, and strategic thinking. The variety of configurations also makes the game easy to adapt to different group sizes, spaces, and skill levels.
The myminigolf Professional Set can be used indoors or outdoors on a variety of surfaces, including carpet, wood, laminate, concrete, asphalt, and grass. The obstacles are designed to be durable, UV-resistant, and shatterproof, making the set suitable for repeated use in schools, daycares, recreation centres, camps, and other group settings.
More than just a recreational activity, mini golf provides an engaging way to develop hand-eye coordination, concentration, motor skills, precision, and patience while encouraging friendly competition and social interaction. The included score pad also makes it easy for players to keep track of their scores and add a fun competitive element to each game.
The portable carrying bag makes transportation and storage simple, allowing you to take the mini golf course wherever your activities take you.
Set includes:
13 mini golf obstacles
2 steel golf clubs
4 golf balls
1 score pad
1 nylon carrying bag
Create a different mini golf experience every time and bring the game indoors, outdoors, to the classroom, or to your next group activity with the myminigolf Professional Set.
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