Minigolf

Whether in pairs or with the family, it's fun to try to hole the miniature golf ball with as few strokes as possible. Sometimes you succeed with luck, or skill. Either way, at the end of a round there is much to analyze.

Rules:

• The purpose of the game is to complete the entire course with as few penalty points as possible.
• A maximum of six strokes is allowed per course. The ball is hit from the tee on the prescribed path through the obstacles.
• Any ball that fails to clear the obstacle must be put back on the tee (each attempt counts as a penalty point). After three unsuccessful attempts, the ball must be placed on the other side of the obstacle (white point), counting one penalty point.
• Any ball that comes out of the track after the obstacle must be put back into play 20cm from the exit point, taking a penalty point into account.
• Any ball that stops at the barriers may be put back into play 20cm from the edge without penalty point.
• If the target (hole) is not reached after six strokes, seven points are written and play continues at the next hole.
• Whoever has the fewest points wins the game.