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Rise and fall of miniature golf industry
A feature by Paul Harrison traces the rapid rise of miniature golf in the late 1920s and its decline by the early 1930s. It covers manufacturers, course operators, and equipment firms, noting many closures, the surge of new outfits, and the shift toward multi entertainment centers as public interest waned. It highlights figures like Mary Pickford’s Los Angeles course and Sloane of Course Magazine, and discusses price pressures, new games, and the survival of select courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Hermuts
Pewee Golf
Jatar
Equipmenta
Proyees
Biz
Concery Pipe Products Corp
Tom
Mater
Angeles
Mary Pickford
Los Angels
Sky
Manhallan
Tom Thums
Evrypod
Sas
D.teren
Mone
Stcmal
Sloane
Gut Course Magazine
R Aidi
Los Angeles
Muss Pickford’s
New York
Comimuiliy
Devang