 Best in Show went to the topical "Axis of Evil." That's par 0, if you're counting.
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"Axis" co-creator Bud Peen plays lobbyist extraordinaire.
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 "Sunday Afternoon at the Ballpark": A perfect scale-model replica of Pacific-Bell Park.
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Progressive art project "The Painting Green" picked up paint as the tourney progressed.
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The upstairs section of the multipart hole "Sweet Tooth" confirms that candy is dandy.
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"Happy Meal Wheel of Fortune" made spectacular use of those McDonald's give-aways.
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Too much candy, however, can lead to cavities, as the downstairs segment of "Sweet Tooth" (see above) makes abundantly clear.
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"Sweet Tooth" even brought along its own cut-out dentist--Steve's dad, Joe (a DDS in real life). |
Check your shoes after playing Shari Weiser and Spencer Uniacke's "Poopius Leavius."
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Taking a spin with "Straight to the Top of the Charts." Note the dastardly cassette trap.
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The "Top of the Charts" designers pose with their creation.
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Two-time tourney champs Nadine Browning and Cary Hammer trade felt for pelt, as they ponder the mysteries of "The hole is g h (t ; t , S f B )."
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The "Gone with the Windmill" gang mugs for the camera after a day of directing live mini-golf videos.
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The official cake, courtesy of mini-golf patron saints Charlie Haas and B.K. Moran.
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Steve and Leslie before the party starts.
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Three-time champions Bud Peen and Robert Kanes, with Olivia Kanes, accept their trophy.
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The invitation. The official name this year is the "9th Not-Quite-Annual Mini-Golf Tournament at Our House."
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The scorecard.
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Best in Show went to the topical "Axis of Evil." That's par 0, if you're counting. 
"Axis" co-creator Bud Peen plays lobbyist extraordinaire.
"Sunday Afternoon at the Ballpark": A perfect scale-model replica of Pacific-Bell Park.
Progressive art project "The Painting Green" picked up paint as the tourney progressed. 
The upstairs section of the multipart hole "Sweet Tooth" confirms that candy is dandy.
"Happy Meal Wheel of Fortune" made spectacular use of those McDonald's give-aways.
Too much candy, however, can lead to cavities, as the downstairs segment of "Sweet Tooth" (see above) makes abundantly clear.
"Sweet Tooth" even brought along its own cut-out dentist--Steve's dad, Joe (a DDS in real life).
Check your shoes after playing Shari Weiser and Spencer Uniacke's "Poopius Leavius."
Taking a spin with "Straight to the Top of the Charts." Note the dastardly cassette trap.
The "Top of the Charts" designers pose with their creation.
Two-time tourney champs Nadine Browning and Cary Hammer trade felt for pelt, as they ponder the mysteries of "The hole is g h (t ; t , S f B )."
The "Gone with the Windmill" gang mugs for the camera after a day of directing live mini-golf videos.
The official cake, courtesy of mini-golf patron saints Charlie Haas and B.K. Moran.
Steve and Leslie before the party starts.
Three-time champions Bud Peen and Robert Kanes, with Olivia Kanes, accept their trophy.
The invitation. The official name this year is the "9th Not-Quite-Annual Mini-Golf Tournament at Our House."