Welcome to the exciting Mini Golf Quiz!
Are you prepared to showcase your mini-golf prowess and prove that you’re a true putt-putt champion?
We’ve crafted intriguing questions that will challenge your mini-golf know-how.
Just keep track of your correct answers and venture over to our result chart to discover your performance.
So, grab your putter, sport your finest visor, and let’s see if you can nail a hole-in-one with your mini-golf trivia expertise!
Table of Contents
- 1. In which year was the first mini golf course built?
- 2. Where was the first mini golf course located?
- 3. What is the primary purpose of obstacles on mini golf courses?
- 4. What is the maximum number of players in a mini golf team?
- 5. What is the most common material used to create mini golf courses?
- 6. What color is traditionally used for mini golf balls?
- 7. What is the standard number of holes on a mini golf course?
- 8. What is the typical shape of the putter used in mini golf?
- 9. What is the term used for scoring one over par in mini golf?
- 10. What is the maximum number of strokes per hole in mini golf?
- 11. What part of a mini golf course is known as “the tee”?
- 12. Which country popularized mini golf in the 1920s?
- 13. What is the term used for scoring two strokes over par in mini golf?
- 14. What is the term used for scoring one stroke under par in mini golf?
- 15. Which of the following is NOT a typical obstacle in mini golf?
- 16. What is the term used for scoring two strokes under par in mini golf?
- 17. Which of the following obstacles is known for rotating and blocking the ball’s path in mini golf?
- 18. What is the preferred method for holding the putter in mini golf?
- 19. Are players allowed to move their ball away from an obstacle without penalty in mini golf?
- 20. What famous theme park in the United States opened a unique mini golf course in 1955?
- 21. What is the standard diameter of a mini golf hole?
- 22. In which decade did the popularity of mini golf peak in the United States?
- 23. What is the primary purpose of the “cup” in a mini golf hole?
- 24. What is the term used for scoring three strokes under par in mini golf?
- 25. Which of the following mini golf shots is often considered illegal by tournament rules?
- 26. What is a common shape of an obstacle in mini golf that requires specific timing to pass through?
- 27. What is the term for scoring three strokes over par in mini golf?
- 28. What is the World Minigolf Sport Federation (WMF)?
- 29. Which country has the most mini golf courses per capita?
- 30. What is the purpose of “free relief” in mini golf?
- 31. What is the term for a mini-golf course with natural-looking landscape features and limited artificial obstacles?
- 32. What is the main difference between mini golf and regular golf?
- 33. What part of a mini golf hole is used to make it more challenging to hit the ball directly into the hole?
1. In which year was the first mini golf course built?
- A) 1836
- B) 1922
- C) 1916
2. Where was the first mini golf course located?
- A) England
- B) Scotland
- C) United States
3. What is the primary purpose of obstacles on mini golf courses?
- A) To increase the level of difficulty
- B) For aesthetic purposes
- C) As markers for player positions
4. What is the maximum number of players in a mini golf team?
- A) 2
- B) 4
- C) 6
5. What is the most common material used to create mini golf courses?
- A) Artificial turf
- B) Sand
- C) Concrete
6. What color is traditionally used for mini golf balls?
- A) White
- B) Yellow
- C) A variety of colors
7. What is the standard number of holes on a mini golf course?
- A) 9
- B) 18
- C) 24
8. What is the typical shape of the putter used in mini golf?
- A) Blade
- B) Mallet
- C) Anser
9. What is the term used for scoring one over par in mini golf?
- A) Bogey
- B) Birdie
- C) Eagle
10. What is the maximum number of strokes per hole in mini golf?
- A) 6
- B) 7
- C) No maximum limit
11. What part of a mini golf course is known as “the tee”?
- A) The starting point
- B) Area surrounding the hole
- C) The putting surface
12. Which country popularized mini golf in the 1920s?
- A) England
- B) United States
- C) Germany
13. What is the term used for scoring two strokes over par in mini golf?
- A) Double bogey
- B) Birdie
- C) Eagle
14. What is the term used for scoring one stroke under par in mini golf?
- A) Bogey
- B) Birdie
- C) Eagle
15. Which of the following is NOT a typical obstacle in mini golf?
- A) Windmill
- B) Bumper cars
- C) Water hazards
16. What is the term used for scoring two strokes under par in mini golf?
- A) Bogey
- B) Birdie
- C) Eagle
17. Which of the following obstacles is known for rotating and blocking the ball’s path in mini golf?
- A) Windmill
- B) Loop-the-loop
- C) Jump ramp
18. What is the preferred method for holding the putter in mini golf?
- A) Overlapping grip
- B) Baseball grip
- C) Cross-handed grip
19. Are players allowed to move their ball away from an obstacle without penalty in mini golf?
- A) Yes, up to one clubhead length
- B) Yes, up to two clubhead lengths
- C) No, the ball must be played where it lies
20. What famous theme park in the United States opened a unique mini golf course in 1955?
- A) Disneyland
- B) Six Flags
- C) Universal Studios
21. What is the standard diameter of a mini golf hole?
- A) 4 inches
- B) 4.25 inches
- C) 4.5 inches
22. In which decade did the popularity of mini golf peak in the United States?
- A) 1930s
- B) 1960s
- C) 1990s
23. What is the primary purpose of the “cup” in a mini golf hole?
- A) To prevent the ball from bouncing out of the hole
- B) For aesthetic purposes
- C) To hold the flagstick in place
24. What is the term used for scoring three strokes under par in mini golf?
- A) Albatross
- B) Eagle
- C) Birdie
25. Which of the following mini golf shots is often considered illegal by tournament rules?
- A) Bank shot
- B) Jump shot
- C) Ricochet shot
26. What is a common shape of an obstacle in mini golf that requires specific timing to pass through?
- A) Swinging door
- B) Moving bridge
- C) Rotating tunnel
27. What is the term for scoring three strokes over par in mini golf?
- A) Triple bogey
- B) Birdie
- C) Eagle
28. What is the World Minigolf Sport Federation (WMF)?
- A) An organization that oversees mini golf tournaments
- B) A company that manufactures mini golf equipment
- C) A magazine dedicated to mini golf news and coverage
29. Which country has the most mini golf courses per capita?
- A) United States
- B) Sweden
- C) Germany
30. What is the purpose of “free relief” in mini golf?
- A) To give a player extra strokes without penalty
- B) To allow a player to move their ball away from an obstacle
- C) To allow a player to remove obstacles from their path
31. What is the term for a mini-golf course with natural-looking landscape features and limited artificial obstacles?
- A) Adventure golf
- B) Classic mini golf
- C) Garden mini golf
32. What is the main difference between mini golf and regular golf?
- A) Mini golf has fewer clubs
- B) Mini golf focuses on putting and short-range shots
- C) Mini golf courses are exclusively outdoors
33. What part of a mini golf hole is used to make it more challenging to hit the ball directly into the hole?
- A) Slopes and undulations
- B) Raised edges
- C) Curved borders
Results
# of Correct Answers | Percentage Range | Label | Description |
---|---|---|---|
0- | 0-49% | Putter PupilArmchair Athlete | You've got some learning to do, but don't worry, there's always the next game! |
- | 50-64% | Hole HunterRookie Runner | Not bad! Keep practicing, and you'll be a sports trivia champ in no time. |
- | 65-79% | Par ProfessionalMidfield Maestro | Impressive! You're getting closer to the top, keep up the good work. |
- | 80-94% | Birdie BeginnerAll-Star Striker | Wow, you really know your sports trivia! You're a force to be reckoned with. |
-33 | 95-100% | Mini Golf MasterLegendary Champion | Unbelievable! You're a true sports trivia master. Your knowledge knows no bounds! |