Miniature Golf Tours is one of the most unique reality game shows ever created for television.

With surprisingly more than 130 million people playing miniature golf each year, and another 10 million golfers, it has become one of the quietest markets in the United States appealing to people of all age groups.

Miniature golf has grown to over 1,000 courses in the United States and an additional 10,000 courses worldwide.

Miniature Golf Tours shows the special world that will come to life during our thirteen episodes of filming. Each player and their caddie will compete against two competitors and their caddies for the chance to advance to the next round of competition.

Caddies wear white jumpsuits with their players’ first name printed on their back in large four-inch letters and embroidered white newsboy caps. Caddies also carry the players’ score card and 18-hole footage and information card.   

Each player will wear a different color embroidered logoed polo shirt that will match the color of their miniature golf ball used while playing in each episode.

All teams will be competing for $3,000 for 1st place, $2,000 for 2nd, and $1,000 for 3rd in each of the first nine quarter-final rounds of competition that will highlight a different miniature course each week. Just to make it exciting, two of the holes each week will be awarded $1,000 for a hole in one.

The winner of each of the first nine quarter-final rounds will than advance to the three semifinal rounds and the winner of each semifinal round will go onto the final round to win Season One's Grand Prize of $20,000 and a new Mini Cooper for 1st place, $5,000 for 2nd, and $2,000 for 3rd. 

When the players and their caddies first come into the competition, 

There will be 150 spectators following the player around the 18 holes along with the referee, course announcer, and “Quiet While Putting” sign holder.

Two announcers will sit at a logoed table wearing a microphone head set with speakers.

Television scoreboard

Announcers, the referee, and hole announcer wear embroidered white hats during the event.

In conclusion, what attracts our television audience to MiniatureGolfTour.com is the simple idea that anyone can compete and enjoy the challenge of miniature golf at home or on television.

So grab your pencils and start filling out your scorecard, because we are ready to film and play the most unique reality game show ever filmed. MiniatureGolfTours.com