Bring geometry to life with this engaging Mini Golf Math Project! This project-based learning (PBL) activity challenges students to design their own miniature golf course while applying key geometry concepts like angles, measurement, surface area, perimeter, area, and problem-solving strategies.

Perfect for middle school math, high school geometry, and STEM classrooms, this hands-on project helps students connect mathematics to real-world design and engineering. Students must plan, measure, calculate, justify decisions, and present their final mini golf course design using mathematical reasoning.

This resource encourages creativity, collaboration, and higher-level thinking while reinforcing important geometry standards.

Students will:

• Design a miniature golf course using mathematical constraints
• Apply geometry concepts including angles, area, perimeter, and measurement
• Use problem-solving and critical thinking to justify design choices
• Create diagrams, models, and written explanations
• Present their mathematical reasoning through a final project

This lesson works perfectly for:
✔ End-of-unit projects
✔ Geometry review
✔ STEM enrichment
✔ Project-based learning
✔ Small groups or independent work
✔ Sub plans for advanced classes

✨ What’s Included

• Editable Mini Golf Project directions
• Complete lesson plan
• Interactive slide deck
• Student project planning pages
• Teacher guidance for implementation
• Opportunities for creativity, collaboration, and reflection

🎯 Skills Covered

• Geometry applications
• Surface area and perimeter
• Area and measurement
• Angle relationships
• Mathematical modeling
• Problem-solving strategies
• Real-world applications of geometry
• Project-based learning and presentation skills

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