AirTrix Mini-Golf
Clue Design | Rick and Debora |
Development | Rick and Debora |
Construction | Rick and Debora |
Staffing | Rick, Debora, Zach and many of the staff to help set up and tear down |
Cafe 34 was turned into a 9 hole goofy golf course but instead of using putters to sink a golf ball, the teams had to manipulate a beach ball through various obstacle sets ("holes") using air power.
Inventory
- two leaf blowers ("clubs") to be driven by two "drivers"
- extension cords for the blowers to be maintained by two "caddies"
- safety equipment for all the active participants (goggles and optional ear muffs)
Rules
- Each hole had rings/wickets through which the team had to maneuver the ball. The rings/wickets were numbered and labeled with an arrow. A ring/wicket scored only if the ball went all the way through it in the marked direction and all the lowered numbered rings/wickets had already been scored. There was no penalty for going through extra rings/wickets.
- Hole 1 was on the ground (i.e., used wickets). If the ball left the roped off course, the team had to start the hole over.
- Holes 2-9 were in the air (i.e., used rings). If the ball touched the floor or a player, the team had to start the hole over.
- The caddies were responsible for the safety of their drivers. They had to keep the cord from tangling and tripping anyone.