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Golf, but make it crazy.
Build a windmill from a cereal box, turn the hallway into a par four, and settle family arguments with a putt-off. Crazy Golf Game is a free collection of guides for people who love the silly side of golf.
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The Crazy Hole Generator
Stuck for ideas? Pick where you are playing and spin. You will get a random obstacle, a silly twist and a suggested par. Build it, play it, then spin again for the next hole.
Hole 1
- Obstacle
- Press spin to build your first hole.
- Twist
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- Par
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Why crazy golf is the best kind of golf
Regular golf asks for patience, a lot of land and a fair amount of money. Crazy golf, also called mini golf or adventure golf, asks for a putter, a ball and a sense of humour. It is one of the few games where a grandparent, a six-year-old and a competitive teenager can play on genuinely equal terms, because a lucky bounce off a windmill blade is worth just as much as years of practice.
That is what this site is about. We write practical, down-to-earth guides to the fun side of golf: how to build a backyard course without wrecking the lawn, how to make DIY obstacles from the recycling bin, which party games level the field, and how to read a bank shot like the smug uncle who always wins.
We are an independent publication, not a golf venue, so we do not take bookings. When you are ready to play at a real course, check its own website for opening times and house rules.