A mini golf course has obstacles and hills and bumps and a traditional golf course has a green and a fairway
Golf balls greatly vary based on their density and construction. The depth and the quantity of the dimpling on the balls' surface affects the distance and the direction.
There is no difference between golf balls that amateurs and professionals use. Yes you could say that professionals only use the high end golf balls, whereas amateurs use any ball they buy. The professionals may have their name, a sponsors logo or special numbers on the ball. But in terms of playability there is no difference.
There is no difference.
The difference between Titleist golf balls and other branded golf balls is simply the amount of dimples the ball has, the Titleist design helps the ball travel through rough and windy weather.
I think other golf balls are better and usually a little cheaper
I don't think that you could say there is any difference whatsoever, some of the names are different and that's about it.
Some golf balls are designed to float. Some golf courses offer practice ranges where golfers hit from the practice tee (ith floating balls) into a lake or pond. Instead of a golf cart retrieving the range balls off the ground, either a boat collects the floating balls or the artificial pond is design in such a way that the current moves the balls to a collection area.
A disc golf bag is designed to carry discs around. Sports such as Frisbee and discus throwing. A regular golf bag is designed to carry golf balls and clubs around.
Anybody of any height may play miniature golf.
Miniature Golf Courses of America was created in 1998.
Miniature golf courses can be anywhere from 50 to 100 yards long.