Nadine Browning and Cary Hammer's "Mouse of Ill Repute," made entirely of cheese.	The grated parmesan traps posed a particular challenge.
A pensive Les Stickles fine-tunes his creation, "Take Your Pick," which offers a choice of routes to the hole.	John Forster, with Maeve, poses in front of his golf hole. The shrouds of time have obscured the name and par.
Robert Lauriston, with his compact dinosaur hole.	"Bathroom Reading," constructed on site by Bill Katovsky.
Dan Tynan tries to read the green before playing "Bathroom Reading."	Christina Wood and Dan Tynan took over the backyard with their dino creation.
Oddly enough, we never complained to our landlords about the condition of the backyard cement.	"Love Seat," by Leslie Crawford and Steve Fox, took advantage of the eponomous built-in nesting place in the living room.
"Toad in the Hole," by Susan Lusty and husband Hugh made use of the staircase leading to the basement.	Barbara and Bob Lewis mug in front of their creation.
Steve Fox and Leslie Crawford's second effort (a hole whose name has been forgotten) featured a long tube that jutted out into the backyard. Amazingly, no injuries were reported.	A group of designers gather around Best Hole winners Cary and Nadine. Little did they know what they had started that evening.
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