Recap:

Find all the tournament results on the M.C. Mini Masters website and a recap in our news feed. On a day that started with quite a bit of rain and required a change of courses away from Skokie Sports Park for time considerations, Tom Schweiss bests Mick Cullen by 1 putt on the final hole for a -21 over 6 rounds. Tommy Schweiss comes in a close 3rd with a -19. Instead of playing Skokie Sports Park once, the group played two rounds at Kristof’s due to a slight rain delay. The first two rounds were played in the rain but spirits remained high. The field consisted 42 competitors from Minnesota, Texas, California, Wisconsin, and Illinois.

Awards:

Overall Champion: Tom Schweiss

Putterz Division Champion: Tommy Schweiss (-19)
Most holes-in-one: Tommy Schweiss, Julie Schweiss (10)
Most sixes: Zacchaeus Gola (12)
Most improved: Zacchaeus Gola (-33 strokes)
Rookie of the Year: Peter Wokwicz (-10)
Most improved course trophies: WA--Alexa Gola (-6 strokes); WW--Conner Altergott (-13 strokes); Kr--Ralph Freye (-8 strokes); PKB--Frank Ettinger (-8 strokes); PKR--Stephen Rammelsberg (-10 strokes)
Spirit of the Game Award: Maxwell Cullen
Best dressed: Robin Schwartzman

Event Details:

The silver anniversary of the M.C. Mini Masters, the annual day-long mini golf tournament hosted by Season 1 Holey Moley winner, Mick Cullen.

It was 6 rounds in Southern Wisconsin & Northern Illinois starting at 8am. The day will start with 2 rounds at Action Territory in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and end with 2 rounds at Par-King in Lincolnshire, IL. The middle rounds were set to happen at Kristof’s in Round Lake Beach, Illinois, and Skokie Sports Park in Skokie, Illinois. Due to a rain delay, it was determined that two rounds at Kristof’s would be the middle rounds due to the travel distance to and from Skokie Sports Park.

Details on the history of the M.C. Mini Masters and previous scores at www.mcminimasters.net

$60 entry fee that includes 6 rounds of mini golf plus water/gatorade at the courses. Lots of prizes and trophies throughout the day. AMA members will receive points based on their overall strokeplay.

Pay your $60 entry fee to get in at www.paypal.me/mcminimasters

Depending on early registration, Mick may need to cap the tournament entries this year. For now, just know that the earlier you get your entry fee submitted, the better. If Mick does have to cut off entries, those received earlier will have priority.

Refunds will be available up until June 17 (minus $5 processing to cover PayPal business transaction fees).

No payments will be accepted on the day of the tournament.