Have once read that Jack Nicklaus had built putting courses somewhere in the US, but have never seen pictures oth the courses or read any review by golf journalists. You know better?
Thxs
Having written a miniature golf book, "Amazing Strokes," it was Arnold Palmer (not Jack Nicklaus) was involved in building miniature golf courses in the U.S. and abroad. Most are known by the windmills and other novelty trappings usually associated with mini-golf. Most no longer bear the Palmer name, and many have gone by the wayside. There is one I'm aware of in Auburn, NY. Miniature golf has evolved both on traditional courses and on putting courses (golf courses) to mimic the challenges usually found on the greens with more natural obstacles to navigate.