Become an Open Golf Champion at Four Ashes

“With mini-golf, you are only using one club, a putter, and it’s a great leveller,” said Scott Lancley, chairman of the British Mini-Golf Association, who organise the Midlands Open weekend. “Whether you’re a regular golfer, or just love playing Adventure Golf at Four Ashes, it really doesn’t matter. “The most important thing is to take part and have fun – it’s the taking part that’s more important, and you couldn’t do it at a lovelier venue, the 18 hole Adventure Golf is awesome – and though we have regulars who will be very competitive, who knows, anything is possible!” The Midland Open weekend is split into two days, with the Adventure Golf championship taking place on Saturday, May 25th, overseen by the Midlands Mini-Golf Club, whose captain Michael Smith is the UK number one mini-golf player. The following day, May 26th, the weekend is completed with a tournament on Four Ashes’s smaller mini-golf course.” “The team at Four Ashes always make us so welcome, and other than the Adventure Golf and mini-golf, the facilities there are fantastic, and we have a great time on and off the courses,” said Scott. “We’re just hoping the weather’s kinder to us this year. “Last year we hosted the event in the middle of the heatwave, but on the only weekend in the summer that rained, and it really did pour down – but we still had a great time, and we’re all looking forward to returning next month.”