Putt18

09/10/2026

31/08/2026

Putt18 supports this event.

1st Annual Kenosha (WI) Wheelchair Mini Golf Championship! ♿️⛳️

September 26, 10am
America's Action Territory

2 Rounds (36 holes)
1st Prize: $100
Awards for 1st, 2nd & 3rd

Entry fee: $30

Register: https://www.mcminimasters.com/wheels

31/08/2026

Here are the current stats from Series 26 week 3

22/07/2026

🌍 Putt18 World Pro League – Series 26 Update! ⛳

The excitement is building with 17 players already registered for Putt18 World Pro League – Series 26! 🎉

Players from Australia, New Zealand, the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom and beyond are preparing for another five weeks of friendly but fierce competition.

🏆 Series 26 Includes:
🏆 Strokeplay Championship
🎯 Handicap Competition
🤝 Teams Event
⚔️ Head-to-Head Knockout
⛳ Most Pars Challenge
🥇 Weekly Low Round Awards
🔥 Sprint Series Challenges

Whether you're chasing a World Record, a Personal Best, or simply want to compete with an incredible community of players from around the globe, there's a place for everyone.

📊 Current Registrations
17 Players (and growing!)

📅 Important Dates
📝 Registrations Close: Wednesday 5 August
⛳ Series Starts: Sunday 9 August
🏁 Series Finishes: Saturday 12 September

📝 Register Now
Registration Form:
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSevwkWvk1sQQt.../viewform
Cost $40 AUD
💳 Payment Options
PayPal: [email protected]
Credit Card: Purchase your Series 26 Entry via the Putt18 website:
https://www.putt18.com.au/products/putt18-world-pro-league

Every player receives access to all Series 26 competitions, including Strokeplay, Handicap, Teams, Head-to-Head, Most Pars, Weekly Low Round Awards and Sprint Series events.

Don't miss your chance to be part of another exciting WPL season. Every player, every round and every putt counts.

Will you be joining us for Series 26? 🌏⛳

29/05/2026

🚨 WPL SERIES 25 UPDATE 🚨

The Divisions for Series 25 of the World Putting League have now been announced!

Players can now see who they'll be competing against as they begin their quest for Series 25 glory.

With competitors from around the world, the battle for Division titles, Weekly Low Rounds, Handicap honours and Series Championships is set to begin.

🏆 Divisions Announced
🏆 Teams Competition – Coming Soon
🏆 Knockout Draw – Coming Soon

The Teams and Knockout competitions will be released shortly, adding even more excitement to what promises to be another fantastic series.

⛳ Series 25 officially starts tomorrow – 31 May!
Good luck to all players and thank you for being part of the Putt18 community.

25/05/2026

🏆 WPL SERIES 25 – STARTS THIS SUNDAY 🏆

The World Putting League returns for a very special milestone as we officially celebrate the 25th Series of the WPL.

Series 25 begins this Sunday the 31st and runs for 5 weeks, featuring players from around the world competing across multiple events, divisions and leaderboards.

⛳ SERIES 25 FEATURES
🏌️ Strokeplay Divisional Competition
🎯 Handicap Event
⚔️ Head-to-Head Matchplay
📉 Weekly Low Round Awards
🏅 Most Pars Competition
🌍 Team Events
🤝 Allan Cox Award
❤️ Players Player Award

Following the success of the Sprint Series, momentum heading into Series 25 is building rapidly with fantastic international participation.

🆕 NEW PLAYER OFFER
Series 25 is now FREE for all new players.
Simply complete the entry form below and you are in.
Entry is still only $40AUD for current players. Entry fee payable via Pay Pal [email protected] or via Credit Card on the Putt18 website. www.putt18.com.au
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSdCmgL1vwUaLq.../viewform

Whether you are:
✅ A competitive golfer
✅ A casual player
✅ A mini golfer
✅ Or completely new to Putt18

There is a division and format suitable for everyone.

🌍 Compete internationally
🏆 Track your rankings
🎯 Improve your putting
🤝 Become part of the WPL community

Join us as we celebrate the 25th Anniversary Series of the WPL.

📅 Starts: Sunday 31st May - Entries Close this Thursday the 28th
📘 Facebook: Putt18 WPL

25/05/2026

🏆 WPL SPRINT SERIES – FINAL AWARDS SUMMARY

The WPL Sprint Series has officially concluded, with fantastic participation from players across multiple countries and some outstanding performances recorded throughout the event.

Four medals were awarded across both Current Player and New Player categories, with several incredible rounds highlighting just how competitive the Sprint Series became.

🥇 MEDAL WINNERS
Lowest Score – Current Player
There was a tie for Lowest Score between:

🥇 Patrick Holla-Yin (NZL)
Total Score: 248
Average: 62.00

🥇 Tom Ochnikowski (USA) - (Hall of Famer)
Total Score: 248
Average: 62.00

Well done to both players, with Patrick shooting a superb 59 and Tom producing an outstanding 58 during the series.

Lowest Score – New Player
🥇 Frank Bisesi (USA)
Total Score: 259
Average: 64.75

A fantastic effort from Frank in his very first WPL event, including rounds of 59 and 60. Welcome to Division One.🏆 Frank wins FREE ENTRY into WPL Series 25.

🥈 2nd Place New Player
Justin Gutche (USA) – FREE ENTRY into Series 25

🥉 3rd Place New Player
Scott Kline (USA) – FREE ENTRY into Series 25

Most Pars – Current Player
🥇 James McCarthy (NZL)
Total Pars: 37

Most Pars – New Player
🥇 Rochelle Swinn (NZL)- FREE ENTRY into WPL Series 25
Total Pars: 31

⛳ Sprint Series Wrap Up

✅ Fantastic international participation across multiple countries
✅ Strong performances from both experienced and first-time WPL players. We had 30 current and 20 new players play in the Sprint series.
✅ Tight competition across scoring and par categories
✅ New players making an immediate impact on the leaderboard
✅ Another fantastic lead-in to WPL Series 25

Congratulations to all medal winners and to every player who participated throughout the Sprint Series.

We look forward to seeing everyone back on the putting mats for the next Sprint series.

🎯 WPL SERIES 25
The Sprint Series may now be complete, but attention quickly turns to WPL Series 25.

🗓️ Series 25 Commences
Sunday 31st May
Series duration: 5 Weeks

🆓 NEW PLAYER OFFER
Series 25 is now FREE for all new players.

Join us as we celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the WPL.

🌍 World Putting League (WPL)

Competitive Putting | International Competition | Global Rankings

11/05/2026

🔥 PUTT18 SPRINT SERIES UPDATE 🔥

21 Players.
4 Nations.
One Goal. 🏆

The 2026 Putt18 Sprint Series is building serious momentum with players now confirmed from Australia, USA, UK and Canada.

If you’ve ever wanted to test yourself against some of the best mini golfers and competitive putters in the world — this is your chance.

Fast paced.
Pressure putting.
Head-to-head battles.
Global competition.

The Sprint Series is designed to reward consistency, clutch putting and competitive nerves under pressure.

🌍 CURRENT PLAYER LIST 🌍
• Jerod Mutter
• Dave Gomm
• Glenda Ryning
• Severiano Pragnell
• Phil McFarlane
• Kyle Labrecque
• Rochelle Swinn
• Emi Steedman
• John Sharp
• Matthew Glass
• Glenn Palmer
• Ian Mitchell
• Matt Ansley
• Murry Kimball
• Olivia Sahmel
• Wade Sahmel
• Anna Seymour
• John Ansley
• Faye Ansley
• Jodi Palmer
• Seve Kukielka

With international bragging rights on the line and players already preparing for competition, the Sprint Series is shaping up as one of the biggest and most exciting Putt18 events yet.

Who’s next to join the field? 👀

05/05/2026

Just a quick update on the Sprint Series. I have created a list of Players that have mentioned that they would like to play in the Sprint Series. See the current player list below.

Sprint Series Players 2026
Jerod Mutter
Dave Gomm
Glenda Ryning
Severiano Pragnell
Phil McFarlane
Kyle Labrecque
Rochelle Swinn
Emi Steedman
John Sharp
Matthew Glass
Glenn Palmer

If you are keen to play then just message that you would like to play and we can add you to the list.

Here are the details again. Remember its only 4 x 18 hole rounds.
INTRODUCING: Putt18 Sprint – Stroke Play Series

Looking for a fun, low-commitment way to get involved with Putt18?
Welcome to Putt18 Sprint Series.

Why Putt18 Sprint.
Putt18 Sprint is our short-format event series, designed to deliver all the fun and competition of Putt18 — without the 5-week commitment.
Fast. Flexible. Competitive.
Event Details – 72 Hole Stroke Play
Dates: 17th-23rd May
Players complete 4 rounds anytime during the week
All rounds played via “Putt18 Player Events” page
A live leaderboard will be tracked and shared
Rules
All standard Putt18 rules apply, with 2 key differences:
No time limit to play your 4 rounds
Use whatever ball you like
Play at your own pace and enjoy the experience.
Who Can Play?
Everyone is welcome:
Current players
Past players
Brand new players
Friends, family, neighbours
If you’ve got a Putt18 mat or access to a Putt18 mat — you’re in.
Cost
FREE TO PLAY
Prizes
Medals (4 Total)
Lowest Score (Current Player)
Lowest Score (New Player)
Most Pars (Current Player)
Most Pars (New Player)
Gain FREE ENTRY to Series 25 of the WPL
New Players can qualify via:
Winning a New Player Medal
New Player Strokeplay - 2nd, 3rd placings
OR
Instant Entry via Purchase:
Buy Putt18 Mat (30% off) Guaranteed FREE ENTRY to Series 25 of the WPL - Use Discount Code Putt18-30
(Definition of a New Player – Someone that hasn’t played in the WPL)
Why Play?
Perfect entry point for new players
A great way for past players to jump back in
Flexible format — play when it suits you
Social, competitive, or just for fun
Spread the Word
Know someone with a Putt18 mat who hasn’t played yet?
This is the perfect event to get them involved.
Invite your mates, family, and friends — let’s grow the game and share the fun. Fast format. Lots of fun. Welcome to Putt18 Sprint

12/04/2026

WPL Series 24 – Week 3 Update ⛳️
Week 3 is complete and Series 24 is really starting to take shape. The pressure is building, scores are tightening, and we’re now seeing clear separation in some areas — while others remain wide open heading into the next phase.
Another strong week of scoring along with some impressive personal best performances.
Personal Bests 🔥
Another great week of milestones:
4 Round PBs:
Phil McFarlane – 262
Emi Steedman – 328
Wade Sahmel – 252
1 Round PBs:
Stephane Dulmaine – 59 (Tied PB)
Olivia Sahmel – 64 (Tied PB)
Great to see players continuing to improve as the series progresses — well done 👏
Division 1
Matt Ansley continues to lead the way and maintains top position after three rounds with a total of 714 (59.50 avg). Jerod Mutter remains in second and is keeping the pressure on, with Tim Ochnikowski rounding out the top three.
WLR: Tim Ochnikowski, Francis Levine-Croteau and James Goatley – 58
(Jerod Mutter shot a 56 but not eligible)
Division 2
Wade Sahmel holds onto the lead after another consistent week. Stephane Dulmaine remains right in contention, with Phil McFarlane moving into the top group with a strong performance.
WLR: Wade Sahmel – 61
(Stephane Dulmaine on 59 not eligible)
Division 3
Murry Kimball continues to lead, but Marianne Groenendijk has made a strong move into second with a standout Week 3 performance. Justin Pelletier remains well within striking distance.
WLR: Marianne Groenendijk – 72
(Justin Pelletier on 72 not eligible)
Handicap Standings (Week 3)
Top net performers this week:
James Goatley – 275
Wade Sahmel – 276
Phil McFarlane – 276
Francis Levine-Croteau – 279
Emi Steedman – 280
Handicap Standings (Total)
Wade Sahmel – 833
William Diehl – 836
Emi Steedman – 846
James Goatley – 849
Phil McFarlane – 850
Still incredibly tight at the top — consistency is proving crucial.
Teams – Week 3
Team Porsche – 200 (581 total)
Team Jaguar – 195 (582 total)
Team Ferrari – 197 (591 total)
Team Lexus – 200 (592 total)
Porsche takes a narrow lead, but it’s still anyone’s game with very little separating the teams.
Most Pars – Week 3
Marianne Groenendijk – 40
Dee Relf – 36
Stephane Dulmaine – 36
John Ansley – 35
Patrick Holla-Yin – 35
Most Pars – Total
John Ansley – 102
Patrick Holla-Yin – 97
Marianne Groenendijk – 95
Dee Relf – 95
Stephane Dulmaine – 94
Consistency continues to be a major factor across the leaderboard.
Wrap Up
Week 3 has added another layer to Series 24. Some leaders are starting to create space, while others are closing in fast.
Team competition is extremely tight
Divisions are heating up
Personal bests continue to roll in
There’s still plenty of movement left — and the next week could be a defining one.
Bring on Week 4 🔥