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Legends fall at Crazy Golf Championships


United Kingdom 28 Oct 2007 at 21:37 | Published by: JJM | Views: 7826 | News search

Legends fall at Crazy Golf Championships A minigolfer hits the ball, trying to score a hole-in-one. If he misses, the ball is left where it stops, and the second player of the group hits a ball on the lane. Also this ball is left where it stops, and the third player of the group hits a ball on the lane.

Now the player whose ball is farthest from the hole makes his second shot. He may be stuck behind other balls, without a clear route to the hole. Or he may have the chance to make his ball bounce into the hole from other balls. Accidentally or intentionally, he may knock the balls of other players into the hole, or out of the way and far down the lane.

Playing in a group of two may be more comfortable than playing in a group of three. Or then not. Playing in the same group with your close friends may be more comfortable than playing in the same group with your old arch-enemies. (Until your friends accidentally knock your ball long way down the lane, and become your new arch-enemies...)

This is Crazy Golf World Championships. An annual competition played in Hastings, Great Britain. A game of its own (what comes to the playing rules), and therefore able to arrange World Championships of its own.

Celebrities Pasi Aho of Finland has been trying his luck at World Crazies every year since 2005, but without major success so far. After a promising 3rd rank in 2005, he fell to 5th rank in 2006, and now to 15th place in 2007.

The defending Crazy Golf world champion Tim Davies, for several years unbeaten on these courses, stepped aside from the winners podium this year, and gave room for fresh new talents. The coveted World Crazies title was inherited by Chris Harding, by a convincing win margin of 9 points before Andy Exall (silver) and Brad Shepherd (bronze).

» results of the competition
» course 1: Hastings Seafront Mini
» course 2: Hastings Seafront Crazy

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Blue moments in European Cup

Europe 27 Oct 2007 at 17:11 | views: 6867 | Comments: 0

Uppsala BGK played mostly a colour of its own in European Cup 2007, and scored some of the greatest win margins ever seen in international minigolf competitions. Silver medalists lost to Uppsala BGK 136 points in men’s team competition (3.24 points ...
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Top 10 nations on four playing systems

Top 10 nations on four playing systems

World 22 Oct 2007 at 22:54 | views: 7767 | Comments: 0

Playing system makes a difference in international competitions: each country performs best on course types that are most common in the country. Sweden plays awe-inspiring scores on felt courses, while Germany has been controlling beton competitions. On ...
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Americans dominate US Masters

United States of America 22 Oct 2007 at 22:50 | views: 6758 | Comments: 0

European visitors were left in the shadow of Americans in this year’s US Masters, played on Open System courses in Myrtle Beach (South Carolina, USA). Hans Olofsson of Sweden, winner of US Masters 2005 and 2006, was left on 6th place behind four ...
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Rainy game in Swedish Open

Rainy game in Swedish Open

Sweden 03 Oct 2007 at 08:31 | views: 7740 | Comments: 0

Increasingly rainy weather could not stop Hans Olofsson from winning the first prize in Swedish Open 2007 — the first official competition on “open system” courses in the history of Swedish Minigolf Federation. The competition was played at ...
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