
In this episode of Stuff You Should Know, Josh and Chuck delve into the history of miniature golf, tracing its origins from the Ladies' Putting Club of St. Andrews in 1867 to its surge in popularity in America during the 1920s. They discuss the evolution of miniature golf, highlighting the contributions of James Barber, Garnett and Freda Carter, and Thomas McCullough Fairburn. The hosts explore the differences between various forms of miniature golf, including putt-putt and goofy golf, and touch on the modern-day professional miniature golf scene, including famous courses and the US Pro Mini Golf Association. They also share personal anecdotes and listener mail, making for an engaging and informative exploration of this beloved pastime.
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