Reconnecting With A Good Childhood Memory
Aug. 31st, 2012 11:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
minstrlmummrEvery year, the church Youth Fellowship used to take us to a local golf course (Lehigh County had several) to the only miniature golf course in the area. The concept has always charmed me, especially when the course is mechanically ingenious / creative. I am...how to put this delicately...a sucky golfer, or I was the last time I attempted Making A Tiny Ball Go Where I Direct, in my twenties. Real golf would have no appeal (I keep thinking about George Carlin's blistering indictment of elite rich people tying up all that land to chase such a teeny little ball), but the mini variety condenses the hazards and the space.
The last two weeks have been sort of grueling. (EKU gets its own f-locked post, and was multiple levels of awesome). This was also the period during which I "made up" for the days I take off from work to go to Pennsic. I want a treat, and this is what I settled on: a miniature golf "crawl". There are a number of courses in the city, and the two at the top of this list are calling to me: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/top-lists/5-best-mini-golf-courses-in-new-york/ I've never been to Pier 25 or to Randall's Island, so this kills multiple birds with one stone.
There's a golf center in far south Brooklyn across from Aviator Sports, a short bus ride away from me, three in Queens (two in Flushing, one in Douglaston), an indoor center near Union Square, in addition to the ones I plan to check out today. That should keep me busy as long as the outdoor centers stay open 8)
The last two weeks have been sort of grueling. (EKU gets its own f-locked post, and was multiple levels of awesome). This was also the period during which I "made up" for the days I take off from work to go to Pennsic. I want a treat, and this is what I settled on: a miniature golf "crawl". There are a number of courses in the city, and the two at the top of this list are calling to me: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/top-lists/5-best-mini-golf-courses-in-new-york/ I've never been to Pier 25 or to Randall's Island, so this kills multiple birds with one stone.
There's a golf center in far south Brooklyn across from Aviator Sports, a short bus ride away from me, three in Queens (two in Flushing, one in Douglaston), an indoor center near Union Square, in addition to the ones I plan to check out today. That should keep me busy as long as the outdoor centers stay open 8)
