Travel | Janis Cooke Newman | July 2, 2006
THE volcano belching steam over my head was making it difficult to concentrate on the 13th hole, as was Don Ho crooning from the loudspeaker tucked into the palm tree.
Magazine | Mara Schwartz | May 5, 2002
Plenty of studio honchos play golf, but for this filmmaker, miniature golf is indie turf. Scott King, whose plucky King Pictures has hatched such quirky projects as the 1996 documentary "Shotgun Freeway: Drives Thru Lost L.
News | Brenda Rees | April 18, 2002
Golf's Scottish forefathers surely had no idea their noble creation would one day mutate into a maddening miniature experience complete with Day-Glo windmills, fluorescent blue waterfalls and fairways covered with a strange green fabric.
California | Local | Bill Locey | December 21, 2000
Golf 'N Stuff, that giant baby-sitter off the Ventura Freeway in Ventura, has been entertaining kids daily since it opened in 1974. You enter through a giant indoor video arcade.
Sports | Peter Yoon | July 12, 2000
Put a golf club in a beginner's hands and strange things start happening. Normally relaxed hands clutch the club with white knuckles, loose muscles instantly achieve inflexible status and a slew of swing thoughts flood the brain.
Sports | Vince Kowalick | June 30, 2000
My, how miniature golf has grown. Behold The Greens, a $3.5-million, 27-hole course spread over 2.2 acres just a lob wedge from Valencia Country Club.