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If you’re looking for the best miniature golf supplies to create a fun and exciting miniature golf facility, then you’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, we will discuss the essential miniature golf supplies that you need to make sure your facility is up to par. From mini golf clubs to flags and scorecards, we will explain the various miniature golf supplies that you should consider stocking up on for your facility. Let’s get started!

Clubs

Miniature golf is a beloved pastime for many, and providing high-quality clubs at your facility can make all the difference. You want to ensure that your players have the right tools to achieve the perfect swing and get the ball into the hole. When selecting clubs for your miniature golf facility, it's important to consider both functionality and durability.

Most miniature golf facilities provide putters of different sizes to cater to players of all ages and sizes. Putters should have a comfortable grip and a sturdy construction that can withstand repeated use. It's important to regularly check your putters for any signs of wear and tear and replace them when necessary.

Another important aspect to consider is the weight of the putters. Too light, and they might not have the right balance to give players the necessary control they need for a perfect shot. Too heavy, and they might be too tiring for younger or less experienced players. Finding a happy medium can help keep players engaged and excited about the game. When choosing clubs, consider purchasing a set that includes both putters and drivers. While putting is a significant aspect of the game, players also need to have access to the right drivers to navigate around obstacles and achieve long-range shots. Investing in high-quality clubs not only ensures a better experience for your players but also saves you money in the long run by reducing the frequency of club replacements. Happy customers mean return customers, so make sure to stock up on top-notch miniature golf clubs.

Balls

Miniature golf is a fun and exciting game that's perfect for players of all ages. The right ball can make all the difference in a game of miniature golf. You'll need to make sure that you have the right type of balls for your facility. The most common type of miniature golf ball is a foam ball. These balls are soft and lightweight, which makes them easy to use and control. They also come in a variety of colors, so you can choose the ones that match your facility's color scheme.

In addition to foam balls, you may also want to consider using plastic or rubber balls. These types of balls are more durable than foam balls and can last longer. They're also a good option if you're looking for a ball that's more resistant to damage from water or other elements. 

When purchasing balls, make sure that you have enough for all your players. It's always a good idea to have a few extra balls on hand, just in case some get lost or damaged during play. And, of course, make sure that your balls are the right size for your holes.

With the right balls, your miniature golf facility will be ready for a hole-in-one-filled summer.

Putting Greens

No miniature golf facility is complete without a high-quality putting green. The putting green is the centerpiece of the course and where players will spend the majority of their time. Here are some key things to consider when selecting a putting green:

Size: Consider the space available at your facility and choose a putting green that fits comfortably within it. Make sure there is enough room for players to move around and for obstacles and other course features.

Durability: Look for a putting green that is made from high-quality materials that can withstand heavy use and foot traffic. A durable surface will last longer and require less maintenance in the long run.

Speed: Different putting greens offer different levels of speed, or the amount of resistance the ball encounters when it rolls across the surface. Consider the skill level of your players and choose a speed that will challenge them without being too difficult.

Design: Putting greens come in all sorts of designs and colors. Think about the theme and overall aesthetic of your facility and choose a putting green that complements it. You may also want to incorporate logos or branding elements into the design.

By choosing the right putting green, you can create a fun and engaging miniature golf course that will keep players coming back for more.

Some mini golf courses are indoors, others are outdoors, and others many even start inside and then end outside. Regardless, there is one thing that all the best mini golf courses have in common; obstacles. The mini golf obstacle is unlike a regular golf course obstacle because they are designed to fit into the theme of the whole or even entire course. They are meant to not only challenge whoever steps up but can also completely change the direction of the game. We are going to look at several fun mini golf obstacles that you may see the next time you play. 

The Cylinder- They can be either small or large but either way, they require precision and accuracy to be able to pass. Often brightly colored, the cylinder is either a direct path to the hole or can sometimes lead you a different direction depending on the course. This is a classic and is often seen on some of the first few holes. 

The Pipe Hole- This type of obstacle is a game of chance for new players on the course. There are usually 2-3 holes that lead to the other side of the hole but each one leads to a different spot. Unless you know which hole goes where, you are playing a guessing game. One of the pipes could even lead to a hole in one if you have the right speed going in and out of the pipe. 

Loop de Loop- Just as much fun to say as it is to play, the loop de loop is challenging for both experienced and new players. It requires accuracy to get up the ramp but needs to have enough speed and force to clear it. Usually you can either take the risk of the loop or go around it. If you are just playing for fun, take the chance to do it but if you are playing competitively, you will probably be better just going around it. 

The jump- Exactly as it sounds, the jump shot means you have to have speed to go over not only the obstacle, but whatever lies underneath, often water. If you fail to make the shot, your ball may get wet or could get lost completely and require you to politely ask for a new one. 

We hope that with whatever obstacles you encounter on the course that you have fun playing them. For mini golf supplies, visit us online. We also carry driving range equipment and golf ball barrier netting.

The life of a golf club is very difficult if you stop to think about it. They are mercilessly tossed around in the back of golf carts, toted around with little thought as to their well-being, then brutally used to smack balls around for a couple of hours. After a few years of this, they are thrown to the side and discarded for the newer models with better swinging power and all of the new features. With this much mistreatment of golf clubs, it only seems fitting that you at least accessorize them a bit and help them live better lives. And while you’re at it, your efforts might just make things a little bit better for you and your golf game. Read on to find out about some of the things you can buy in order to treat your golf clubs better and prolong their life spans.

If you don’t already have a proper golf club bag, you should be embarrassed. This is the main thing (besides skill and clubs) that makes or breaks a golfer. If you have all of your clubs in one organized location that is easy to access whenever you need to, you can be sure to always have the correct golf club on hand when you need it. A well organized bag can almost be handier than a caddy, since you will be familiar with it and able to quickly access the clubs yourself. You can also find bags with other pockets that come in very handy for storing the rest of your golf accessories.

Additionally, a proper cleaning kit will work wonders in prolonging the lives of your golf clubs. While you are out golfing, your clubs will get grass stains on them; they will get dirty from hitting the ground and probably get scuffed up from the occasional sand trap. If you have the proper cleaning supplies, you will be able to restore your golf clubs to the condition they were in before they got dirty. This could either be simply a rag and a cleansing solvent, or a miniature washing machine that is sold by some large golf accessory dealers.

If you aren’t feeling satisfied with the grips on your golf clubs, you can always replace them. Maybe they slipped out of your hands when you were swinging and they fell into a lake, or maybe they just made your hands sore with prolonged use. Either way, it’s possible to strip your golf clubs of their previous grips, and replace them with entirely new ones. You can find the new ones in almost any golf club store or on the internet where you can order very specific items. Better grips can improve a lot about your game, including the power of your stroke.

While golf clubs are an important purchase, items to extend the lives of your golf clubs are equally important. You have made an investment by buying your golf clubs, and you want to do the best you can to make sure that your money does not go to waste. Whether this is something to make your playing experience better or something to protect your clubs from the elements, it will certainly be worth the money.

We hope you’ve enjoyed this list of golf club accessories and that we have caused you to think differently about your golf game. Please feel free to check out the driving range equipment and golf course accessories on our site. We have everything the experienced or novice golfer could ever need. 

When playing mini golf, the first few shots may just be about having a good time but at some point, competitive nature kicks in. Here are some tricks to improve your mini golf game. 

Walking around and really looking at each course can help your gameplay. Noting any slopes, obstacles, or surface imperfections can help give you guidance on putting the ball. Some courses may have themed sculptures or water obstacles that you have to work around to get your ball in the hole. While they are fun to enjoy when it isn’t your turn, make sure to tune into your ball when it’s time. 

Watching the players ahead of you, if there are any, gives you an idea on how to play or not play each round. This goes the same for anyone you are playing with, watching how they play can give you an idea of any adjustments needed to best sink your shot. 

The speed at which you hit the ball is everything in mini golf. Generally, hitting the ball a little too hard is better than hitting it too soft since the ball can always bounce off the walls and towards the hoel versus coming to a stop right on the edge. Weak shots may also not make any of the curves or ramps that could cost you more points. 

Talk to yourself positively, or maybe not at all! Keeping your subconscious mind clear allows you to not focus on the outside noise but rather on the ball itself. With technique in the back of your mind and having made observations about the course (see how we tied that in) everything will flow together naturally leaving you to swing with no worries. 

At the end of the day, mini golf is about having fun and enjoying yourself. Having the right mini golf equipment can add to the experience or if you prefer golfing on a golf course, make sure you have the right driving range equipment too.