Hole 3: Par 2


So, now we get to hole 3. Hole 3 was a straight shot that used 2 cubicle dividers as a ramp that was raised in the center. A rug was put in front of the ramp to slow down the ball as well as a couple of metal rods, angled to form a 'V', towards the ramp.

The best shot on the hole was made by L. S., she managed a hole in one...with a WILD shot! That ball was all over the place like Ricochet Rabbit, yet somehow managed to land right in the hole! That's not her, BTW, that's just the best shot showing the hole.









Hole 4: Par 2.

Hole 4 was awesome! This hole was the site of a bit of over zealous putting. Mr. M here put a bit too much oomph into his swing and….













I have no idea how fast that ball was going, but since speed was combined with a nicely curved wall...well, it went UP! I vote that this was one of the great putts of the day. Note the nice golf ball shape dent, at the end of my putter, in the ceiling.








Here is a shot of the hole in question. Amazing what can be created with office equipment and supplies, eh? I managed to get a hole in 2 on this one putting similarly to Em; banking off the 'wall' there (the site of the upwardly mobile ball), and found that the lighter the touch on the putt the better!