Abstract: A portable, table type miniature golf game consisting of a game board made of easily and quickly assembled sections to take up minimum room when not in use. The game board has the configuration of a cross with the end of the main leg remote from the cross leg defining the starting zone of the play. Upstanding side walls are fixed to the edges of the panel and confine the golf ball to the playing surface. There are three cups made in the cross leg. One cup is visible from the starting zone, while the two remaining cups are not visible, the side walls forming an obstacle. The cups can be selectively plugged so that only one is used at any one time. Various hazards of different shapes can be removably positioned from the playing surface and their positions can be changed. Ball deflectors are also removably attached to the walls. A fortune wheel is associated with the game and determined by chance the number of points to be scored if the player sinks the ball in the cup in the indicated number of strokes.