Printable Quest Guide
Teens Rainy-Day Hallway Mini Golf Design
Give teens a rainy-day design brief: build a temporary low-impact mini golf hole from household paper materials, test it fairly, and improve it after every round.
- Time
- 1 Hour
- Cost
- Free
- Best for
- Teens
- Location
- At Home
Your Mission
Use Teens Rainy-Day Hallway Mini Golf Design to create a specific, welcoming free-time adventure with a clear beginning, useful finish, and room for every participant to contribute.
What You'll Need
- Paper cups or cardboard tubes
- Painter's tape
- A soft foam ball or rolled sock
- A ruler or paper strip
- A plastic spoon or cardboard putter
How to Do the Quest
- 1
Choose one open floor area and remove breakables, loose rugs, cords, and anything that should not be bumped before setting up.
- 2
Build one short hole using paper cups, cardboard tunnels, and painter's tape lines, keeping all obstacles low and lightweight.
- 3
Mark a start line and a target cup, then measure a simple par score based on three test shots.
- 4
Each player takes a turn using the same soft ball and gentle putting motion, recording strokes without swinging near people or furniture.
- 5
After one round, identify one obstacle that was confusing, unfair, or too easy and redesign only that part.
- 6
Finish with a best-design vote that rewards creativity, accessibility, and how easy the hole is to reset.
Quest Challenge
Can the group create a par-three hole that every player can finish without moving any obstacle?
Pro Tip
Painter's tape and soft equipment keep the challenge temporary, fair, and much easier to clean up.
Safety First
Use only soft balls and gentle motions, clear the floor first, and stop the game if the space is too narrow or anyone feels crowded.
Quest Complete
What would you repeat, change, or remember from Teens Rainy-Day Hallway Mini Golf Design?