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Blacklight Mini Golf in Basel
Duration1 hr
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Book your next minigolf outing here. Minigolf is a name for all types of course golf and is a leisure activity for the whole family, with friends or colleagues. You need skill in the first place. The ball is first placed in a prescribed teeing area. Now the goal is to get the ball into the hole in as few strokes as possible. The equipment consists of a club and a ball. The course systems used vary, but usually a complete round consists of 18 holes.
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Duration45 min – 1 hr
LanguagesEnglish · German
Blacklight Mini Golf in Basel
4.919 reviews100+ bookingsMost bookedPlay a round of mini golf indoors under black light. The 18 holes glow under UV light, as do the balls, clubs and walls of the 400 m² area.
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Minigolf · answered by our editorial team
What is the goal in mingolf?
The goal in mini golf is to get the ball into the hole in as few strokes as possible.
What are the rules of the game when playing minigolf?
Start at a marked tee area. This is where the ball is put in. It is important that the ball is hit, not pushed.
Now there are several possibilities:
- The ball has not crossed the boundary line or obstacle: A new stroke from the teeing area follows.
- The ball has crossed the boundary line, but has not landed in the hole: Next stroke follows from the resting point. In doing so, the ball may be deposited 20 cm from the borders. As a rule, there are lines for the deposit.
- The ball is in the hole. Perfect.
The number of strokes per hole is written down for each player. A maximum of 6 strokes per hole is allowed. If the ball is still not in the hole, 7 strokes are written down.