Strange Games News: British Mini Golf Tour

More than just an excuse to post a video of cool American mini golfers...The British Mini Golf Association have just published this year's tour calendar (see below and on their website here)

Thanks to Ham and Egger for the email

The British Minigolf Association can confirm the dates for ten of the 2012 season’s tournaments, including all three Major competitions. Dates, tournaments and locations of the confirmed events can be found below:

-       22/01/12 BMGA Star City Open, Adventure Island Mini Golf, Star City, Birmingham

-       22/04/12 BMGA British Masters, Splash Point Mini Golf, Worthing, West Sussex

-       23/06/12 – 24/06/12 BMGA British Championships, Pirate Adventure Golf Course, Hastings, East Sussex

-       14/07/12 & 15/07/12 Oswestry Games – multi-sport event, Oswestry Shropshire

-       22/07/12 BMGA British Matchplay Championships, Lost Island Encounter, Sidcup, Kent

-       21/09/12 BMGA Players Championship, Strokes Adventure Golf, Margate, Kent

-        21/09/12 BMGA International Players Championship, Strokes Adventure Golf, Margate, Kent

-       22/09/12 – 23/09/12 BMGA British International Open, Strokes Adventure Golf, Margate, Kent

-       14/10/12 Planet Hastings Crazy Golf Club Open, Seafront Courses, Hastings East Sussex

-       27/10/12 – 28/10/12 Castle Golf World Crazy Golf Championships, Seafront Crazy Golf Course in Hastings, East Sussex

-       11/11/12 Kent Open, Lost Island Encounter, Sidcup, Kent 

Seance Pass It On

Last week's Stupid Ninja Game reminded me of a similar game which can be played by a group of people standing in a circle.  This time the group stands around a table and each person places their hands palm down on the surface. But, everyone's arms are intertwined...so your left forearm is over the person on your left's forearm and your right forearm is underneath that of the person standing on your right.  Now the game begins with one player slapping their hand on the table once.  This action ( a single slap) means the next hand (going clockwise) must also be slapped on the table. However, if someone slaps their hand twice then the direction is reversed.  If someone slaps their hand three times then the direction of flow is maintained but a hand is skipped over.  The object of the game is not necessarily to eliminate competitors that are slow or who make mistakes but to try and get the pulse of slaps, reversals and jumps going as quickly as possible.