How To Play Golf Coins™
- The On Course Game
It's a fact. Golfers love to have a side wager on their golf games (drinks, a few bucks, who's buying at the turn, you name it). Two to four golfers can play with one Golf Coins™ set which is composed of five coins.
Object of the Game
The object of Golf Coins™ is simple. Start by assigning a value to the coins. At the end of 9 & 18 whom ever is holding the hazard coins is going to be settling up with all of the other players. If you are the player holding the Special Coin at the end of the round, you will be owed by all the other players
How to Play
There are five coins in the Starter Set. Four coins that represent course hazards (Water, Sand, O.B., 3 Putt) and the coveted Special Coin representing special scoring situations (birdie, sandy par, etc.)
On the first tee agree on a value that each of the coins will be worth at the end of the round. A player receives a coin when they encounter one of the hazards. They hold the coin until another player encounters the same hazard and the coin is passed to them. For more fun, play the game during the front nine and start again for the back nine.
The fifth coin is the Special Coin and it is awarded when a player shoots a birdie, sandy par or maybe it's just a par. The Special Coin can also represent a different situation for each player, depending upon his or her skill level. The players decide at the beginning of the round.
Play continues to the last putt on the 18th hole at which time the players all head to the 19th hole and settle up.
As per our customers' requests, we have created new Golf Coins™. Golf Coins™ is pleased to offer five additional coins. Four new hazard coins (General Hazard, Lost Ball, Tree/Wood, Triple Bogey) and the One Putt coin to increase opportunities to pass more coins around. Add them to the Starter Set and you are good to go.
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