FEATURES
Putt-putting for fame, fortune and cold soda
Far from the real grass of the PGA tour, our man finds another circuit blossoming on carpet into a lucrative operation—and don’t call it miniature golf.
FEATURES
Putt-putting for fame, fortune and cold soda
Far from the real grass of the PGA tour, our man finds another circuit blossoming on carpet into a lucrative operation—and don’t call it miniature golf.
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