Ultimate Kid Birthday Parties
Your Online Resource to Party Planning
Last Update: 4 February 2011
Ultimate Kid Birthday Parties
Your Online Resource to Party Planning
Last Update: 4 February 2011
First, I would like to thank Steve for sharing his great ideas from his Miniature Golf party.
LLet me tell you, there are some great ideas in this party that I know you could use in your future Miniature Golf Party.
All the information contained in this party submission mirrors all the party themes format.
Starting with the invitations and finishing at the thank you notes, you are going to find everything you need to throw that Ultimate Birthday Party!
Once again, thank you Steve for these wonderful party ideas and I hope the readers will be able to utilize them in their future parties!
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We decided to make our own invitation so we could be more personable. I started by using a thick cardstock to make the card. On the front, I put Astroturf for grass. I used a tooth pick and construction paper to make a flag next to the hole. I put a golf ball sticker right next to the hole. On the inside I wrote, “Steven would like to invite you to his indoor mini golf birthday party! The party will be held at “address” on “date” and “time”. To RSVP, call “phone” before “date”. I will give you everything you need, but you can bring your own putter if you want!
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I will try to share with you how to make the holes I used in this section. The games section will include any rules for each particular hole. I only had enough room to make 10 holes, but would have loved to make the whole 18. I made the golf club out of cardboard that was taped with silver tape to resemble the metal. We did use real golf balls though. I used a funnel for each hole, taped to the ground and the golfers had to hit the ball into the hole in the funnel. I used all kinds of things around the house for obstacles. I moved the furniture to make them go around large objects. I place paper plates, cups and anything else I could find to get in their way. I put together a few obstacles our of cardboard. For example, I put together 4 cardboard triangles with holes in the bottom for a pyramid, made tunnels by using paper towel rolls, slides by cutting paper towel rolls in half and made a forest out of paper towel rolls and green construction paper. I also made score cards to keep score.
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Food: We ordered my son’s favorite food, Pizza! But I also had a few other items on hand, chips, soda, cookies, etc.
Cake: I made a large sheet cake with green frosting. I also used frosting to make a hole, flag and a golf ball. I used gum balls to make the trees on the hole. I used graham crackers smashed up to represent a sand trap. It looked pretty good.
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I took green cellophane to make each bag for the golfers. In the bottom of the bag was some leftover grass I had from the prior Easter. I put a free coupon to the local mini golf place, a bag of tees and a few golf balls. The children loved these items!
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Before they started playing their first round of golf, I shared with them a few rules. They were pretty generic rules, nothing to strict. Each child was given one golf ball and golf club. I kept their score during the whole round. The child with the lowest score one a nice golf set, which included a golf ball, tees and other miscellaneous items. They had such a great time; they wanted to play one more time, so I let them.
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