Golf board game
OwnerElmer R. Clemmerinventor
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Abstract
A board game for imitating an actual golf game, including a board, upon which there is printed a three hole golf course, several playing pieces for movement upon the golf course, a single die printed with only one to three dots, and score cards for keeping scores of the players, and the gameboard, in one design thereof, including a foldout golf club, for hitting the die.
Claims1
A golf game, comprising, in combination, a gameboard, a plurality of playing pieces for movement upon said gameboard, a die for determining the travel distance of said playing pieces on said gameboard, means on said gameboard for hitting said die, score cards for keeping players' scores, and an instructions booklet for playing said game;
- a three hole golf course being printed on said gameboard;
- and said die-hitting means comprising a fold-out on an upper side of said gameboard, said fold-out being upwardly foldable about a fold line at a base thereof, a cut-out of a golf club on said fold-out, said golf club being pivotable about a horizontal fold line on said fold-out;
- a depression on said gameboard into which a corner of said die is fitted, said depression being located a distance respective to said fold-out, so that said golf club hits said die when said fold-out is upwardly folded and said golf club is pivoted.
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