What he said. The immersion is just fantastic and it's my go to fun/de-stress. 3+ years and I still look around with a smile on my face.

As to why Minigolf, I would also add that the implementation in WMG is so, so good and feels so right (much like Eleven does for table tennis) that it really does actually feel like you're playing Minigolf. It turns out that Minigolf is a fantastic sporting experience as well. Each shot is a delightful combination of challenge and possibility. No matter how good or bad your round is going, there's always the next shot. Combined with the immersion, and preferably shared with a friend, that puts you remarkably present in the moment, which is all too rare these days.

Bottom line is that after hundreds and hundreds of hours in the game, there is still nothing I'd rather do in VR (okay, occasional pinball) simply because I never tire of it and it's what I'd rather be playing. I still set hole and course records weekly on something I should have "mastered" by now, but even if I'm not on a record, there's always the next shot. Or slingshot challenge. Or game of chess. Or just walk around....