Brandon, Jack. Max. Daneille. "No Name but Famous"- golfcoarse

Attention: Most Difficult Coarse. Our three station, five section golf coarse was built with small drops of inspiration from Goldberg Machines and traditional Putting Course's.

Mini golf▼Nabal Camacho, Nicola Nolietti, Sara greenburg, Emi Kikuchi

Group▼▼Nabal Camacho, Nicola Nolietti, Sara Greenburg, Emi Kikuchi
We decided to make a simple golf course. Our theme was BAD BANKER.
Our first plan was using water to slide a toy car. But the plan did not work, so we changed to plan B which is not to use neither the toy nor water.
It was a lot of work but it was fun when it came down to the actual event.
Since our theme was BAD BANKER, we dressed as bad banker.

Project 6 - Mini Golf, by Zach Howe, Sarah Thomas, Beth Bradely, and Jordan McClammy

This is our mini Golf Corse. We named it Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. This hole was a par 18 because there was alot of ramps and obsticales that the ball had to be hit around. One of the chanllenging this about making this hole was that the hot glue would make the plastic bottles bend and not lay flatt like we wanted them to so we had to find ways around that. Over all though I think are hole was fun and not to chanlenging for people.

Kate Schied, Stephanie Boyle, Kelly Haggerty & Katie Cappadonia - FINAL PROJECT Mini Golf Time Travel

FINAL Project - Mini Golf Hole

Group: Time Travel:

Kate Schied, Stephanie Boyle,

Kelly Haggerty and Katie Cappadonia

This project was a piece that was allot of work but the end product was rewarding.

Each Group had a different theme and then we put on a Mini Golf Event for the public to come and enjoy. It was allot of work but it was fun when it came down to the actual event. My group and I had the theme of time travel.

Each of us dressed up to represent a different decade.

Stephanie B - 1920s

Kate S - 1940s

Kelly H - 1950s

Katie C - 1980s

^ Course snapshot ^

^ Up close of wheel (which had a motor and spun) ^

On the Sides there was the decades over the past 100 years 1910-2010

^ Decades on Right hand side ^

^ Decades on left hand side ^

^These are the putters we created based on the decades we chose/dressed as.^

^ Depending where the ball hit depended what Decade you "traveled" too ^

The different Decade(s)

^ 1920s ^

^ 1940s ^

^ 1950s ^

^ 1980s ^

Pictures of all 4 of us dressed up.

^ Standing by our decade themed course ^

^ Group Picture 1^

^Group Picture 2^

Emily G, Emily N, Malibu and Dustin Project 6

For this project, the most challenging part was undoubtedly the motorized octopus. While most of the other features of our golf course went smoothly, we hit this snag time and again. The biggest problem that none of us considered was the heat the motor produced. It was enough to melt the glue that held our umbrella in place and make it wobble after a very short time. Still, it was a fun project to plan and execute.

Katie Cappadonia: Miniature Golf Project

In my group was me (Katie Cappadonia), Kate Schied, Stephanie Boyle and Kelly Haggerty. Our theme for this project was time travel, covering the decades of 1910-to our present day 2010. We even dressed up to match certain decades.

Katie Cappadonia: 80's

Kate Schied: 40's

Stephanie Boyle: 20's

Kelly Haggerty: 50's

Jake Di Pietro (The bridge)