Garnet Carter built his first “Tom Thumb Golf Course” in Lookout Mountain, TN in 1927. Two years later, he drove to Miami to build another. By the following summer, mini golf courses were springing up around the USA along roadsides. Folks could stop and play on greenswards made of cottonseed hulls (Astro Turf was not patented till ’65) and roll their balls through the pipes. Living through The Depression may have stunk, but at least there was putt putt.
I Don't Get It 
Looks like someone’s getting an overdose of advice.
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Ha!
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Where’s that evil windmill? There’s got to be an evil windmill.
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You know that’s the truth.
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My grandma and I used to go mini golfing together all the time! 🙂 One time she got really mad and threw her club. True story lol. I can’t even blame her. The course we always went to was pure evil.
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LOL. And yet you kept going back. Sounds like she took it pretty seriously.😜
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I was DETERMINED to beat it!! (I never did lol. But I still got awards in the form of memories that always make me laugh haha)
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Who knew? Fun trivia moment.
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😊😊
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What a delightful picture. Amazing how well dressed that trio is. Also I never knew Putt Putt and Mansplaining was that old.
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Ha!
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My only experience with golf. 😀
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Me, too!
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