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Q: Where are the mini-golf courses in Beijing?

Can't seem to find any in Haidian. Does anyone here know the locations and cost? I want to take my kids to start learning golf (ages 5 & 7) and mini golf is a test of their interest levels and natural talents. Thanks for the help.

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expatlife26

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Almost....but not quite.

Almost:

LoL... but do you know where to find any mini golf courses in Beijing?

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I knew Scott in Florida, he could play mini golf online for whole day.

His excuse was: 'I'm Scottish! We playgolfff every day.'

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You can try to play golf with the kids on a Vii and see how it goes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vii

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Almost

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Are you guys saying there are none in Beijing!?!

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icnif77

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'What a jib...'

'...who told you?'

'They!'

'....they talk a lot!'

'They certainly do! They certainly do!'

'What else did they say? Did they involved f. word?'

'They said, Antoine gave you a foot massage...'

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