Gravity drop ball game system

A gravity drop five ball golf game system for testing skills of a player and for generating competition between players and teams, the testing skills and the generating competition being done in a safe, convenient, and economical manner, the system comprising, in combination:

• a plurality of balls, the plurality of balls being five in number, each of the plurality of balls being spherical and of a same diameter and weight, the plurality of balls being individually marked with a unique number 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5;
• a dispensing assembly positionable upon a floor surface, the dispensing assembly including a cradle for supporting and dispensing the plurality of balls, a support in a cylindrical configuration supporting the cradle, two laterally spaced golf clubs providing additional support for the cradle, the cradle including a circular plate with an aperture there through, the aperture having a diameter to allow dropping of a ball there through, the circular plate having a peripheral side wall the cradle also includes a turnstile rotatable upon the circular plate, the turnstile having a central shaft with a raised knob and six radial plates separated from each other by 60 degrees defining six chambers, five of the chambers adapted to receive one ball whereby the raised knob may be rotated by a player to push a ball over the aperture for gravity dropping therefrom;
• the dispensing assembly also including an output ramp disposed below the cradle, the discharge assembly also includes a guide rail with a 360 degree spiral section extending downwardly from the cradle to the output ramp, the guide rail having a central recess along its entire length for guiding the ball during movement;
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• a receiving assembly positionable upon the floor surface, the receiving assembly including an input ramp and a cup, the input ramp formed in a trapezoidal configuration with an inclined surface at 20 degrees to 40 degrees from the floor surface, the receiving assembly having a horizontal surface with a peripheral backing in a semi-circular configuration formed as a continuation of the inclined surface with the cup formed centrally within the horizontal surface, carpeting on the horizontal surface and on the input ramp, the plurality of balls being positioned in the chambers for being moved by a player around the cradle, down the guide rail, down the output ramp, across the floor surface, up the input ramp into the cup.