A new sport is taking the country by storm – miniature golf kickball. It’s a creative twist on classic miniature golf, replacing golf clubs and balls with just your foot and a kickball. I decided to give this quirky new game a try to see what all the hype was about.
I walked up to the first hole, a tricky windmill obstacle. I stared at the tiny opening and contemplated my options. I could gently roll the kickball through the gap, taking the safe shot. Or I could go for a hard kick towards the hole, risking the ball bouncing wildly off the windmill.
This hole made me think about how we all face obstacles in life. Much like miniature golf kickball, we often have safe options to navigate around challenges. But sometimes the biggest rewards come from taking a big kick – even if it’s risky.
I decided to go for it and kicked the ball hard towards the hole. My heart raced as the ball soared through the air. To my delight, it bounced perfectly off the windmill and rolled straight into the hole, a hole-in-one!
That’s the excitement of miniature golf kickball – you never know where your kick will land. Will you play it safe and take the easy path? Or take a chance on the bold kick, potentially scoring big?
As I moved onto the next wacky hole, I realized this fun new sport mirrors much of life. We all face windmills we must navigate around. Obstacles will always stand in the way of victory. But with calculated risks and bold kicks, we just might score the holes-in-one we dream of.
So if you’re looking for a new way to challenge yourself on the mini golf course, give kickball a try. You may surprise yourself with what you can accomplish with one big kick!
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Christopher lives in Vermont with his wife, twin boys, border collie and corgi. He has owned a film production company, sold slot machines, and worked for Tony Robbins. He writes in his magical tiny house and sometimes writes in his blog at chrisrodgers.blog
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