The World Crazy Golf Championships

This two-day mini-golf extravaganza was held on a Crazy Golf Course on the seafront of Hastings, South-East England. It is a competitive event where participants compete in the sport of crazy golf, also known as miniature golf or mini-golf. The championships attract players who have a passion for this unique and entertaining form of golf.
The Arnold Palmer Crazy Golf Course is renowned for its challenging layout and creative obstacles that test the skills and precision of the players.
Players compete in various rounds, aiming to complete the course with the fewest number of strokes possible. The course features a range of obstacles such as ramps, tunnels, willmill, and other imaginative structures that add difficulty to the game. The players need to navigate these obstacles while keeping their ball on the fairway and avoiding penalties.
Last year's winner 27-year-old Lincoln lad Adam Kelly defended his title and outplayed his fellow golfer. Winning on the day with a score of -35

[@OrangeeOfficial]

Brilliant Great Job 👍👍

[@Andrewjg_89]

Love crazy golf.

[@ilduce5874]

I played mini golf with my favorite auntie every summer on vacation. We had a moving windmill at the 9th. ❤ She lived in a resort town with a lighthouse and a real ferry to Milwaukee, Wisconsin on the shore of Lake Michigan.

[@Trippycarp]

Probably in Muskegon Michigan right?

[@samsilver3300]

Bro pulled up with the Scottie

[@pinkstreakspeedgolf1738]

Might we add some SPEED to that mini golf tournament! Speed Putt Putt Either way, fantastic tourney!

[@georgeorr1042]

You can take ANYTHING seriously that you want - I’m starting to realize.

[@ProGamer-kk8or]

I went there today my 3 yr sis swung the hat at my face

[@CarbonatedTurtle]

It's weird to see how many people have opted to learn to hold their club the wrong way because one guy used to do it over 40 years ago. I don't doubt their skill, I just don't think learning to play this way has made them any better than if they learned to play the proper way. It's not the grip that made them good, it's the thousands of hours of practice, and they probably would've gotten just as good, if not better if they had learned to play with a traditional grip.