Adventure Golf Services (AGS) has announced the introduction of Modular Advantage Mini Golf – a new modular 9-or-18 hole miniature golf course that looks and feels like concrete… but isn’t!
The course can be purchased either as an owner-installed kit or as a turnkey installation – ideal for FECs, parks, campgrounds, hotels, resorts and more.
“Miniature golf has always been an in-demand, family-friendly attraction with a healthy return on investment, and our goal is to help owners improve their bottom line even more,” says Scott Lundmark, president of Adventure Golf Services. “The Modular Advantage is just what the name implies – it provides owners an alternative to a concrete course that looks and feels like a traditional mini golf course and costs less.”
According to the company, the Modular Advantage is an economical, prefabricated course using an interlocking, flexible, patented panel system that offers many benefits to the owner. The system provides excellent drainage with no water ponding from rain, eliminating the need to squeegee the greens and fairways before reopening the course – a quick-dry, no mess system.
Weather is not a factor during installation, so spring, fall or winter installations can stay on time and be installed via a templated kit, thus reducing costs further. Another benefit is that the modular course can be moved, minimizing the investment risk on leased land.
“Less time on the job means fewer installation hours,” says Lundmark, “And, that translates to more savings for our clients. All-in-all, it’s a tremendous alternative to traditional concrete-poured courses. Plus, an owner can relocate the entire course to any other location!”
The base course features 4,000 square feet of playing surface and fits into a minimum of 13,000 square feet, according to CEO & Chief Designer Arne Lundmark. Two other upscale options will feature 4,800 and 5,400 square feet of playing surface and can be sized to fit larger footprints.
The Modular Advantage system will debut at the IAAPA Attractions Expo Booth #4231 November 13 – 16 in Orlando, Florida.