Target gold course and game
OwnerRoy W. Picardinventor
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A target golf course and game including long and short distance holes, a sand and pitch shot hole, a chip and putt hole, and a putting course to finish up a round of golf. A scoring system of play includes methodology wherein a higher score is indicative of success rather than a lower score as is the case in a conventional golf game. A "target score" replaces par. The entire course of eight holes can be laid out on about 22 acres compared with the 60 acres or so required for a conventional nine hole golf course. Nonetheless, about 42 to 46 shots will be required of most players, which is about what a player could expect in playing a conventional nine hole round of golf. An uncomplicated but attractive and novel score card is employed. This new game provides for golf shot distances from 300 yards to tap in putting with chip and trap shots included. The scoring system includes the play of two balls by each player on each hole except for the putting course where each player plays a single ball, a higher score being awarded for distance or accuracy as appropriate.
A golf game comprising a golf course laid out with long distance and short distance holes and a putting course:
A golf game comprising a golf course laid out with long distance and short distance holes and a putting course:
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