Adventure Golf Services - Miniature Golf Services by Arne Lundmark

Landscape & Adventure Courses

Adventure Courses

For large residential markets and high traffic tourist locations many owners seek to build a larger landscape course with themed scenes and more elaborate topography, referred to as Adventure Courses

Options To Consider

• Hills that reach 35 feet or higher


• Concrete ponds or pond liners


• Natural rocks or artificial rockwork


• More elaborate and themed golf hole edge system


• Use of rough, or sand traps in the golf play


• Specialty lighting


• Themed scenes, caves, special effects and more interactive golf holes

A primary goal in creating an adventure golf course for a large market is to create more show. As the design process begins, Adventure Golf Services staff will convene to ask, "Where's the Show?" This is our way of pushing the envelope to include a well thought out story line, more special effects, interactive golf holes, animation, themed scenes and fun. Guests at these attractions want more fun and expect a show.

"Miniature golf has gone back to the future," comments Arne Lundmark. In the 50's and 60's courses were interesting to look at and fun to play with their larger-than-life scenes and obstacles. These courses created fun such as shooting through a windmill with a moving windmill Blade. Today we are recreating what was good back then and updating the show and fun to new standards.

Today's storyline is more intact with themed scenes tied together in a cohesive concept such as mining, pirates, lost world, and outer space. The scenes are more realistic and offer more interactivity, special effects and ultimately more fun.