Pronunciation: [pˈiːwiː ɡˈɒlfs] (IPA) 
The term "peewee golfs" refers to a game of golf played by children on miniature courses. The spelling of this term corresponds to its pronunciation, which is /ˈpiwi ˈɡɑlfz/. The "ee" in "peewee" is pronounced as "i" in "sit" and "golfs" is pronounced with a silent "s", like "golf". The term "peewee" is often used to describe something small or young, while "golf" is a sport that originated in Scotland in the 15th century.
Peewee golf, also known as mini golf or miniature golf, refers to a recreational sport that involves putting a golf ball into various obstacles and holes on a miniature course. Designed as a scaled-down version of traditional golf, peewee golf is widely popular among people of all ages, particularly families and individuals seeking a fun and less intimidating golfing experience.
The peewee golf course typically consists of 9 or 18 holes, each featuring artistic and creative obstacles such as tunnels, ramps, bridges, moving windmills, and water hazards. These obstacles challenge the player's precision, strategy, and dexterity in navigating the ball around the course and sinking it into the designated hole with the least number of strokes possible. Players often use a putter, a specialized golf club designed for short strokes, to aim and strike the ball.
Peewee golf is known for its playful and imaginative course designs, as well as its relaxed and casual atmosphere. It offers an entertaining and social activity that requires minimal physical exertion compared to traditional golf, making it accessible to individuals of all skill levels and ages. Peewee golf courses can be found in various indoor and outdoor settings, including amusement parks, arcades, family entertainment centers, and dedicated mini golf facilities. Playing peewee golf can be enjoyed for recreational purposes or as part of competitive events, tournaments, or friendly matches among friends and family.
The term "peewee golf" is derived from the words "pee" and "wee" in combination with "golf". "Pee" is a colloquial term for urine or the act of urinating (often associated with children), while "wee" means small or tiny. When these words are combined with "golf", they refer to a miniature form of golf that often caters to children or beginners. Therefore, "peewee golf" suggests a small-scale version of golf primarily targeted at young players.
