Josh Clark

Like just like you take a classic golf course of the variety that was born in Scotland and you just kind of hit it with a shrink ray.

And then you have a genuine bona fide miniature golf course.

And that's how the whole thing started out.

Yeah.

I mean, it's what we would call like a par three today, right?

Yeah.

Kind of.

It seems like par three courses are a little different.

So this is like, yes, I think it does require more than just a putter.

Right.

And a par three would require more than a putter.

But there seems to be a few different other kinds of golf courses aside from the miniature golf course.

There's the par three, the pitch and putt and executive courses all kind of qualify technically as miniature golf courses in different ways.

Yeah, the executive course, they got the name because evidently an executive could go play a quick round during lunch.

A lot of par threes, you might have like one par five and a couple of par fours.

Is that right?

On a par three?

On an executive course.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, that's really the only thing from what I can tell that differentiates it from a par three course.