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Cubicle Putting - Part 2
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21 Nov 2016 at 14:01 | Published by: PatPenguin | Views: 15782 | News search ![](img/forum/magnifier.png)
Reading this at work - well, we hope we don't make you too jealous by highlighting more stories of where minigolf is invading the workspace (in a good way).
Our first link looks at Minigolf at LEGO and it is a relative simple one but it goes to show how LEGO continues to improve everything they touch. Their new headquarters in Denmark will have, among many other great amenities, a minigolf course on the roof. Check out around the 2-minute mark of the video in the link to see a little digitized peek. Of course the office isn't the only place people put LEGO and minigolf together as there are several ideas such as this one on their LEGO Ideas project pages.
Our second link about some Downtown Minigolf is an example of minigolf jumping into not one business but eighteen of them as downtown Kent, Ohio, USA came together to sponsor a traveling miniature golf event. The second annual event was sold out at 99 competitors and each of the businesses they visited created their own hole for the putters to conquer. It's a great way to highlight not only an individual business but the impact many business can have on a city when they come together to benefit the citizens.
The last link is a fun look at some Office Crazy Golf played by two gymnasts from the Great Britain 2016 team that traveled to Rio. While it doesn't get much into the design of the course it's a fun few minutes watching them attempt to navigate the various twists and turns. Everyone should have as much fun playing minigolf in their office!
Have a good story about minigolf at your workplace? Let us know at patsheridan@minigolfnews.com.
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