Do you like golf, but aren't that great at it? Do you want to golf without worrying about what other people think about your skills ? There's a solution and answers to both those questions at 119 Water Street!
Maurie's is the local mini putting course in Miramichi, located on the Chatham side of the river.
Maurie's.
The fun starts before even setting foot on the course. When you walk in, the building, you are greeted with a fun atmosphere and great creativity.
The price board located behind the cash makes it fun and easy to read.
Gold clubs of all sizes are easy to pick.
Pictures on the walls from various years of Maurie's customers.
A song about Maurie's ice cream.
Originally owned by Maurie, from Miramichi, it was sold to Andrew, who spends his summer in Miramichi running the course, but lives in Montreal during the rest of the year.
Andrew.
A general shot of the course.
The course is fun, with traditional holes and fun twists that are local or hold a fun twist for players.
Swinging jug over one of the holes.
Traditional light house hole.
One of the holes is designed like a well. The bucket moves up and down, making for a tricky shot.
Tribute to the Centennial Bridge in Miramichi.
Hole with a mini, functional water mill.
For a fun twist, Maurie's has a wheel of fun ways to hit the ball on some of the holes, such as hitting the ball with putter behind your back, between your legs or using the opposite end of the club and other fun ones.
Wheel of mischief.
Also, with the location close to trees, Maurie's has bug spray for adults and children along the way, for people who haven't brought their own.
Available for anyone to use.
Some of the flavours to pick from.
Ice cream flavour menus in French and English.
Can't decide what flavour you want to try? Maurie's has that covered for you too!
Spin the Wheel of Indecision for a fun way of picking your ice cream.
Take your ice cream outside and cool off under the shade of one of the umbrellas at the picnic tables.
Try your hand at the riddles located at the picnic tables while you savour your dessert.
A new addition this year is the wooden train next to the main building. This is a fun spot for children to play and use their imaginations.
To make things easier and to avoid technology malfunctions, Maurie's takes cash only.
The sign on the cash register directs patrons to the nearest ATM's.
Maurie's is open daily from 12:30 to 9:30 p.m. For more fun, nutritional information about the ice cream, prices and more, visit their website at www.mauries.ca!
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