Jungle golf: the special mini golf course at Südsee-Camp Wietzendorf

Our jungle golf is a very special family highlight:

In an adventurous way between waterfalls, streams, rafts, snakes, crocodiles and monkeys, young and old golfers have to try to get out of the jungle in one piece.

Just like on a real golf course, only small

The individually designed courses made of artificial lawn bear a certain resemblance to real golf greens, including higher grass in the roughs (offside areas), sand bunkers, rocks and slopes. The game is played with golf balls and real golf putters.

This mini golf course promises an experience for the whole family!

The 18-hole course is also suitable for inexperienced golfers and has two different levels of difficulty. On the variedly designed course with all kinds of jungle feeling, there is a lot to discover and several obstacles to overcome together in addition to mini golf!

Whoever has the fewest strokes at the end is the winner and the great adventurer.
We recommend allowing 90 minutes for a round of jungle golf; please also note the time for last admission stated in the opening times!

An exotic highlight and real fun!

The aim of the game...
is to use the club to move the ball into the hole on the respective course in as few strokes as possible.

Let's play jungle golf!

• Each player needs a club and a ball. The players should have different coloured balls and play against each other.
• The holes are played in order from No. 1 to 18.
• How the holes are to be played is explained on the individual hole rules signs.
• Some courses have an easy to difficult variant. The group decides which variant should be played.
• Smaller/faster groups of players should be allowed to play first if at the same time.
• The flags remain in the hole at all times.

Your turn:

• Each player takes their first shot in front of the tee marker.
• The player whose ball is closest to the hole takes the second shot and so on.
• If the balls collide, that's part of the game.
• If the ball is hit into the water or off the fairway, the ball is out of bounds. A penalty stroke must be added. The ball is now hit again from the last position.
• If the ball is hit into the sand bunker or the rough grass, the ball may be played from there without a penalty stroke.
• If the difficult option is chosen and the ball is nevertheless played over the easy path, the player receives a penalty stroke.
• At the end of the round, all strokes are added up: the player with the fewest strokes wins. Max. 7 strokes on each course.