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It was an unusually overcast summers day, so instead of visiting the beach it was a day for mini golf at Adelaide Shores.
In this photo Josh, Bogus and at the tip of the shaft, Maning. In fact, there did seem to be a recurring theme amongst each hole...

In this photo Josh, Bogus and at the tip of the shaft, Maning. In fact, there did seem to be a recurring theme amongst each hole...

Angus trying to sink a long range putt within the scrotum.

Angus trying to sink a long range putt within the scrotum.

This one needs you to tip your head to the side and squint a little.

This one needs you to tip your head to the side and squint a little.

Gus poses here. He was in the lead and happy about it.

Gus poses here. He was in the lead and happy about it.

But on the last hole Chow came from... behind to win by one, uh, stroke.

But on the last hole Chow came from... behind to win by one, uh, stroke.

And I came last. Stick figure: I know exactly how you feel.

And I came last. Stick figure: I know exactly how you feel.

Mini Golf sucks!

Mini Golf sucks!

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