Spar for the Course

Summary
Muffy, Buster, and Binky must agree on an idea for a new 18th hole at the mini golf course.

Plot
The episode opens with Muffy at Crosswire Motors. She talks about cooperation and opens the hood of a car, only to find Buster. Buster takes him and Muffy to a planet that is lightyears away, where Binky body slams an alien and changes the location to a professional wrestling ring.

Spar for the Course

At a golf course, Binky fails to hit the ball through a windmill. Muffy tells him to hit it harder, and although Binky complies, the entire windmill breaks. However, the golf ball still rolls into the hole.

Mr. Shank now has to buy a new windmill. Binky, Buster, and Muffy point out that windmills are overused, and the hole should use something "radically different." Mr. Shank agrees, and gives them a week to design a good course, or else he's still going with a windmill.

At The Sugar Bowl, Binky, Buster, and Muffy struggle to think of ideas. Buster gets annoyed by Binky's pencil tapping, and Binky responds that he's tapping to the tune of a song. He then gets the idea for a musical 18th hole, where the golfer bounces the ball off of drums, cymbals, xylophone keys, and a triangle to get it to land in a clarinet.

Buster then suggests his idea, which is a Moon-themed 18th hole. The golfer has to avoid moon rocks and aliens to hit the ball into a UFO's tractor beam. He then adds the idea of an anti-gravity dome over the hole.

Binky doesn't like the idea, saying that his course is better. Buster comments that Binky's course would be too hard to build, and Binky responds, "Oh, but we can build an anti-gravity dome?" Muffy then says that they'll have to compromise, and tells them about her course. The golf ball goes into a car, drives through a Swiss Alp, parks in front of a castle, and is dropped into the hole by a robot butler.

Nobody can agree on which one idea is the best. Muffy suggests that they all race and tell Mr. Shank their ideas, and the first one there gets their course built. However, Mr. Shank only wants one good idea and not three completely different ideas. Muffy, Binky, and Buster all agree to combine their courses to make "a big musical castle on the Moon."

The kids make a model of the course, and slowly add and modify things until the course is possible to complete. They show the model to Mr. Shank, who likes the course, but wants to add something.

The episode ends with the final course. It matches the model, but now has a windmill in it, which Mr. Shank says was his idea.

Characters

 * Muffy Crosswire
 * Buster Baxter
 * Binky Barnes
 * Mr. Shank
 * Bailey(cameo)
 * Rivets (cameo)
 * James MacDonald(cameo)
 * Kyle(cameo)
 * Maria Pappas(cameo)
 * Cisely Compson(cameo)
 * Arthur Read(mentioned)

Trivia

 * Moral: Work together.
 * The last movement from Gioachino Rossini's William Tell Overture is heard at the end of Binky's imaginary golf course, and in the windmill in the final golf course at the end of the episode.