Your introduction to the world of miniature golf

Everything you need to know as a beginner – from the right equipment and choosing your playstyle to the best starter sets.

WHY YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT?

With your own racket and selected balls, you will develop a feel for technique, control, and precision more quickly.

Buy Beginner Set
  • Better Control

    Having your own racket with a rubber sheet allows for more precise shots and cleaner cutting techniques – impossible with rental rackets.

  • Getting to know different balls

    Different balls behave differently depending on their hardness, bounce, and speed. Your own set gives you choices.

  • Faster learning curve

    Consistent equipment means consistent results – you'll learn faster what really works.

You'll find the right starter set in our shop

The Fun-Sports brand fun set includes a putter, a small ball pouch, and 5 Fun-Sports balls, equipping you for all courses and obstacles to start with.

If you already own a mini-golf club or prefer to start small, the Balltäschle and 5-ball set from Fun-Sports offers a compact selection of different balls with which you can devise and practice various game variations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which set is right for me?

If you don't have any equipment yet and want to get started completely, we recommend the Fun-Set with a putter, a 5-ball set, and a ball bag.

Important: to choose the right club, you should have already decided on a playing style.

If you need some more time to figure out your playing style, or if you already have a mini-golf club, we recommend the 5-ball set with a bag without a putter.

Which ball – for what?

Each of the 5 Fun Sports balls has individual characteristics. Here you can see at a glance how and when to use which ball. More detailed information can be found on the individual product pages of the balls.

What's my play style?

Try this quick self-test before ordering – you can also use a broomstick:

1. Loosely grip the club

Hold a stick or club loosely in front of you. Which hand naturally takes the lead at the top?

2. Aim at a ball

Place a ball on the ground and stand next to it. To which side do you lean the club to hit?

3. Swing and check the feel

Hit the ball loosely once. Does the movement feel controlled and natural? → That's your playing direction.