Enjoy a fun, flexible, and easy-to-set-up mini golf experience with the Birdie Mini Golf Playing Surface, measuring 340 x 110 cm. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, this practical playing surface provides eve ...
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Enjoy a fun, flexible, and easy-to-set-up mini golf experience with the Birdie Mini Golf Playing Surface, measuring 340 x 110 cm. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, this practical playing surface provides everything you need to create a mini golf course without requiring a permanent setup.
The obstacles attach easily to the playing surface using Velcro fasteners and can be changed throughout the game. Coloured outlines printed directly on the surface make it quick and intuitive to position the compatible obstacles and create different course configurations. Instead of moving from one mini golf lane to another, players can stay together and simply switch the obstacles, making the game more social and convenient for groups.
The Birdie playing surface helps compensate for minor unevenness in the ground and provides consistent ball performance on flat surfaces. The recessed starting point helps keep the ball in place before each shot, while the removable border helps prevent the ball from rolling off the playing surface and also allows players to play bank shots.
Beyond traditional mini golf layouts, the compatible obstacles can be combined in different ways to create approximately 50 additional course configurations, offering plenty of variety and replay value.
Compact and easy to transport, the Birdie Mini Golf Playing Surface is a great option for schools, daycare centres, recreational programs, group activities, events, and home use. The playing surface comes with a convenient carrying bag for storage and transportation.
Features:
Playing surface measures 340 x 110 cm
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Helps compensate for minor unevenness on flat surfaces
Printed outlines make obstacle placement quick and intuitive
Velcro fasteners allow obstacles to be easily attached and changed
Recessed starting point helps keep the ball in place
Removable border helps prevent the ball from rolling off the surface
Can be configured into approximately 50 different course layouts
Carrying bag included
Obstacles not included
Obstacles sold separately
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