IPA: /ˈmɪniˌɡɒlf/
KK: /ˈmɪniˌɡɔlf/
A small version of golf played on a course with short holes and often with obstacles like windmills and ramps.
We had a great time playing minigolf at the amusement park.
Minigolf is formed from "mini-" (meaning small) and "golf" (from the Scottish word *golf*, meaning a game played on a course with clubs and a ball). The word refers to a smaller version of the traditional game of golf, typically played on a compact course with obstacles.
Think of 'mini' meaning small, and 'golf' as the game itself. This helps you remember that minigolf is a smaller version of the regular golf game.