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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.

Browse all guides Spin a crazy hole

A colourful crazy golf course with a volcano, a loop-the-loop, a pink windmill, flamingos and a smiling golf ball rolling toward the 18th flag
Build itBackyard and indoor courses from stuff you already own.
Play itRules, putting tips and games that keep everyone laughing.
Share itDate nights, kids' parties and tournaments with trophies.

Fresh off the green

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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
Par

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.