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9 Hole Mini-golf Project 
9 Hole Mini-golf Project
Students will design a 9 hole mini-golf course using Geometric Concepts. They will draw/determine the path of a ball to sink a hole in one.
Rubric Code: B2XAX75
By jedgocougs
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Number of holes
50 pts

Exceeds Expectations

Exceed number of holes by 2 or more
Meet Expectations

Complete design of 9 holes
Meets Minimal Expectations

Complete design of 6-8 holes
Below Expectations

Complete design of 5 or less holes
Difficulty/Creativity
25 pts

Exceeds Expectations

All additional holes contain turns to make the course difficult but not impossible to make in one putt.
Meet Expectations

All 9 holes contain turns to make the course difficult but not impossible to make in one putt
Meets Minimal Expectations

6-8 holes contain turns to make the course difficult but not impossible to make in one putt
Below Expectations

5 or less holes contain turns to make the course difficult but not impossible to make in one putt
Hole in one tracking
10 pts

Exceeds Expectations

All additional holes have the path necessary for a hole in one
Meet Expectations

All 9 holes have the path necessary for a hole in one
Meets Minimal Expectations

6 to 8 holes have the path necessary for a hole in one
Below Expectations

5 or less holes have the path necessary for a hole in one
Layout Diversity
25 pts

Exceeds Expectations

All additional holes have a different layout
Meet Expectations

All 9 holes have different layouts/obstacle placement
Meets Minimal Expectations

6 to 8 holes have different layouts/obstacle placement
Below Expectations

5 or less holes have different layouts/obstacle placement
Golf Course Model
50 pts

Exceeds Expectations
Meet Expectations

Create a 2-D model illustrating Hole-in-one paths in your engineering notebook.
Meets Minimal Expectations

Illustrating Hole-in-one paths on courses provided by the teacher
Below Expectations

Can not get Hole-in-one but shows reflection
Scale
10 pts

Exceeds Expectations

Scale is correct and consistent throughout the entire course
Meet Expectations

Scale is correct, but 1 hole may not follow the scale
Meets Minimal Expectations

Scale is correct, but more than 1 hole may not follow the scale
Below Expectations

Scale is incorrect throughout the course. The scale is unclear
Parts of a Golf Hole
20 pts

Exceeds Expectations

All constraints of the hole design were correctly followed. Area and perimeter are calculated correctly
Meet Expectations

Most constraints of the hole design were correctly followed- i.e., correct size. Area and perimeter are calculated correctly. Has a golf hole and a tee box.
Meets Minimal Expectations

Some constraints of the hole design were followed - i.e., may be too wide in parts, have circular side. Area and perimeter may not be calculated correctly
Below Expectations

The constraints of the hole design were not followed- i.e., area and perimeter too large. Area and perimeter were not calculated correctly



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  • mini golf, reflections, hole in one.

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