#925 Miniature golf courses that don't have the "19th hole"

Anyone that knows anything knows that the real winner of a mini golf outing is the person who can win the free game at the 19th hole.

Simple? Yes.
The most important hole? Yes.

The 19th hole is that hole that usually requires a very straight shot to travel up a very narrow ramp and land into a hole surrounded by obstacles. Sometimes, its a hole that requires accurate aim to hit a moving target. Other times, it's a hole involving ramps and moving obstacles. Whatever the hole may be, it's where the real challenge of mini golf lies. It wipes the slate clean. What would you rather say, that you had the lowest score at the end of 18 holes or that you were the only one to win a free game on the 19th hole? Winner of this hole not only gets a free game and an ego boost, accompanied by gratification of flashing lights and crazy sounds, but also gets bragging rights until the next time you play mini golf.

It's completely understandable to choose your miniature golf course based on their 19th hole. Guess what non-19th-hole-offerers? We're not choosing you.

It's just slightly annoying.