Mini Indoor Golf Game Competition Pack, Practice Includes Golf Accessories, Indoor Putting Green and Clubs, Indoor Mini Golf Set with 35 Shotmaker Golfer, at Home Mini Golf Course. Brand: Mini Indoor Golf. Color: Green, Red, White. Age Range (Description): Kid. Item Weight: 3.65 Pounds. Number of Items: 24. Construction Type: Molded plastic and fabric, Metal and plastic, Plastic and foam, Artificial grass. Package Dimensions: 36.25 x 8 x 4 inches. Item Weight: 3.65 pounds. Item model number: MIG-GAME. WHAT YOU&#######x27;LL GET: Our Competition Pack has two (2) shotmaker golfer (35 tall), a championship putting green, a carpet tee box, two (2) sets of right-handed clubs, a set of left-handed clubs, one (1) water hazard, two (2) sand traps, 12 white and 12 red driving balls, four (4) putting balls, and one (1) pin + cup. RIGHT AND LEFT-HANDED CLUBS: All of our games come with a set of right-handed and left-handed clubs. The right-handed swing is a pull of the trigger, and when using the left-handed clubs, it is a push of the trigger. To attach the club to the shotmaker golfer, choose a club and snap it in place. REALISTIC GOLF GAME: We want to give you that realistic experience with our Mini Indoor golf game, which is why our golf accessories are high quality and the shotmaker&#######x27;s swing is more substantial. From the ball&#######x27;s flight to its back-spin action, the Mini Indoor Golf game offers realistic play. You can even add real water to the pond and sand to the bunkers too. GIFT IDEA FOR GOLFERS: The Mini Indoor Golf Competition Pack makes great gifts for golfers, kids, and adults alike, who love golf games or looking to play the sport even during cold and rainy days. Give away this mini golf set for birthdays, Christmas, Father&#######x27;s Day, and other special occasions. ABOUT US: Classic Golf Gifts is the official developer of the Mini Indoor Golf game. It is modeled after the Arnold Palmer Indoor Golf Game, which Mini Sports Games also own. Jay Danner, the creator of the Mini Indoor Golf game, started developing the game in late 2011 due to the demand from customers for a younger golfer than Arnold Palmer himself.