My Caddyshack costume was inspired by a combination of Caddyshack mixed with mini golf. This took me a few weeks to complete. I worked on it when I could usually late nights in the garage.
This Caddyshack costume isn’t that difficult of a costume to build and you can create any shape and size your imagination can come up with. Although I will say I wouldn’t have wanted it any bigger than I had it. I rolled around in the costume for about an hour with no difficulty. My legs were a little sore after but nothing major.
It was challenging to get a hole in one as you had to hit it through the moving windmill and into the hole. An old downspout worked perfectly as a ball return and I never had to worry about not getting the ball back.
This was a fun costume and I got a lot of compliments on it especially when the gopher would dance and sing.
I used many different tools to complete this project mainly hand tools, drills, jig saw, miter box to cut the 2×4’s etc. There are a million ways to do something like this. Be safe have fun and put your own spin on it, Hope you enjoy!
Materials Used for the Caddyshack Costume
- 1 4×8 sheet of 1/2inch plywood
- 7 8ft long 2×4 economy studs
- 4 caster wheels
- Downspout drain pipe or something similar to make the ball return
- Various scrap pieces of foam to create the bank
- A small motor that runs on 12 volt battery to run the windmill
- Reostat to slow down the motor speed
- Milk jug for the ball bucket
- Indoor outdoor carpet
- Dancing gopher
- Screws, glue, staples
- Accrylic Paint for the signs
- Various plywood pieces to build windmill and signs
- Construction adhesive
- Staples, Screws, Nails
- Wire, wiring adapters etc
- 12 volt battery to power the windmill
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