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This rule is not for everyone
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Did this originally say "this hole is not for everyone; know your limitations"? I'm absolutely perplexed about why a minigolf course would have a sign like that. It's not exactly a high-risk sport…
From some searching around, it looks like the hole tilts as you stand on it. It doesn't look dramatic but it could definitely induce falls in people who are prone to such.
You'd think that, but they're required by law to post these signs since the... incident.
iirc that's what it said, but it was in regards to cave diving in a spring.
So is that sign being misattributed to the putt-putt hole, and the sign actually belongs to an underwater cave?
I'm guessing the windmill
and it resulting in more types of gruesome injuries than anyone would guess. Maybe even not just physical.