It makes sense the British people use the term “crazy golf” to describe what Americans have come to call miniature golf. On a traditional 18-hole golf course, it would be weird if you encountered wacky putting obstructions like a model-sized roller coaster or candy-colored castles.
But for many outdoor suburban mini golf courses that have reopened amid the global coronavirus pandemic, the expression “crazy golf” can be related to the times we’re living in.
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