Mini golf, anywhere.

Putting is the rare sport where a kindergartner and a fifth grader can play the same course and both have a real shot. Nine holes means 30 to 35 kids playing at once in small groups — learning to keep score and working on their short game instead of standing in line.

We leave the course set up in your gym for the school week so every class and grade gets a turn — and the rental includes a complimentary evening event, run as glow-in-the-dark night golf for families. Schools sell tickets to it and keep the return.

New Lebanon School and Glenville School, both in Greenwich, each ran the five-day rental.

Each hole is its own portable green, so the course flexes to the room. We can spread nine holes across a big lawn or tuck them into a gym, a ballroom or a parking lot. Tell us the space and we will lay it out to fit.

Both. The holes sit flat on grass, pavement, gym floors, carpet and hardwood without marking anything, so weather is never a reason to cancel.

No — it plays as well for adults as it does for kids. We run it at corporate outings, senior communities, weddings, fundraisers, church fairs and school events as often as birthdays.

Yes — the glow version outlines every hole in LED light and lights the giant golf ball. It works in a darkened gym or outdoors after sunset, and it is the version schools and camps ask for most for evening events.

Five players per hole, five strokes per hole, putting strokes only. Groups keep a scorecard and rotate hole to hole, which keeps a big crowd moving without a bottleneck.

Nine separate holes means nine groups are playing at the same time, so a line keeps moving. Groups rotate hole to hole with a scorecard, the same way a real course works.