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Bangor, Maine (WABI) The Maine Mini Golf Masters are inviting you to their sixth annual charity event This Sunday, August 20th. The Goal for the Mini Golf Masters is to stimulate community growth and lend a helping hand to their fellow community members. They would like to raise as much funds as they can to help a family in need. The Maine Mini Golf Masters began six years ago as a bet between friends. These friends golfed 100+ holes of mini golf on a Sunday in 2012. From there, the Masters have snowballed into an annual tournament. This event is an all day event, and the tournament covers several different mini golf courses; Pirates Cove in Bar Harbor, Traditions in Holden, and Blackbeard's in Bangor. It is $20 per person to play golf. Your best bet is to bring cash.

For more information, you can email the Mini Golf Masters at maineminigolfmasters@gmail.com

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The 5th Annual Maine Mini Golf Masters will be held on Sunday August 7th, 2016. Proceeds from this year’s event will go towards scholarships for 4 area high schools as well as the Maine Make-A-Wish Chapter. The annual event and tournament will consist of 99 holes of mini golf. First round play will begin at Pirates Cove, the 2nd round at Traditions, and the final round at Blackbeard’s.

HOLDEN- The 5th Annual Maine Mini Golf Masters was held throughout three separate golf courses through Bar harbor all the way to Bangor, all raising money for a good cause.

A group of mini golfers is playing for a purpose Sunday.  The Maine Mini Golf Masters played 99 holes.  They decided this year they would give the proceeds towards a 12-year-old Milo boy.  Zak Mills has been battling a type of bone cancer….osteosarcoma…since the beginning of last year.  Today, after being discharged from the hospital, he wanted to join the friends and family he’s grown up around for some putt-putt. The team has already raised more than 17-hundred dollars.                       

BANGOR- 75 donors and 24 participants rallied together to play 99 holes of mini golf and raise over $1700, all to help a little boy with cancer.

LAGRANGE, Maine — What began two years ago as a guys’ day out among a few Milo-area friends will take on a charitable cause at three miniature golf courses around eastern Maine on Sunday.

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