Our Games

Objective: Build the best 5-card poker hand as a team. 

Rules (How to Play - Individual Poker): 

1. Players take turns hitting 3 balls each.  
2. Every time a player hits a target, they earn 1 playing card.  
3. After all players have hit, each player builds their best 5-card poker hand.  
4. Best poker hand wins!  

Rules (How to Play - Team Poker): 

1. Divide players into teams and assign bays.  
2. Players take turns hitting 3 balls each.  
3. Every time your team hits a target, your team earns 1 playing card.  
4. After all players have hit, each team builds their best 5-card poker hand.  
5. Best poker hand wins!  

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Split players into teams
• Explain: “Target hit = earn a card”
• Keep turns moving (3 hits per person)
• Help compare hands and announce the winner

Objective: Complete Bingo challenges to win.  

Rules (How to Play):

1. Each team (or individual) gets a Bingo card.  
2. Each square is a golf challenge (targets + fun shots).  
3. Complete the challenge to mark the square.  
4. Choose your win style: Row Bingo = short game or Full Card Bingo = long game  
5. First team/player to win the chosen way wins.

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Choose Team Bingo or Solo Bingo
• Get Bingo Cards from Clubhouse
• Choose Row or Full Card
• Clarify what counts for a square (hit vs “close enough”)
• Verify Bingo when someone calls it
• Announce the winner 

Objective: Be the first golfer to reach 100 points.  

Rules (How to Play):

1. Use the points chart (each target has a point value)
2. Players take turns in a set order.
3. Each golfer hits 3 balls per turn.
4. Score points by hitting targets based on the chart.
5. You can’t hit the same target twice in a row.
6. First golfer to reach 100 points wins.  (Decide ahead of time if 100+ wins or if it must be exact.)  

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Explain the points chart + “no same target twice in a row” rule
• Keep players rotating turns
• Track scores and announce the winner

Objective: Score the most points before time runs out.  

Rules (How to Play):

1. Divide players into teams.  
2. Set a timer (example: 3 minutes).  
3. Players hit as many targets as possible during the time limit.  
4. Each target hit earns points (farther targets can be worth more).  
5. Highest total team score wins.  

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Set the timer and explain how points work
• Call quick time warnings (“30 seconds left!”)
• Add up totals and announce the winner

Objective: Be the last golfer standing.  

Rules (How to Play):

1. Choose a target for the round (start easier, then make it harder).  
2. Each player hits 1 ball each round.  
3. Hit = stay in. Miss = eliminated.  
4. Continue until only one golfer remains.  

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Choose the target each round
• Keep a simple list of who is still in
• Announce the final winner

Objective: Be the first team to complete the target sequence.

Rules (How to Play):

1. Divide players into teams and assign bays.
2. Choose a target sequence (example: 30 → 50 → 80).
3. Players take turns hitting.
4. Your team must hit the current target before moving to the next.
5. First team to complete the full sequence wins.
   

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Divide teams and assign bays
• Explain: “You can’t move on until you hit the target”
• Track progress and announce the winner

Objective: Earn the highest score by completing Wacky Warmups.  

Rules (How to Play):

1. Use the spinner (or choose) a Wacky Warmup challenge.  
2. Each player attempts the Wacky Warmup.  
3. The team in the next bay scores the attempt 1–10.  
4. Add points—highest total wins.  

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Explain what counts as completed (attempt vs success)
• Have the neighboring team score 1–10
• Track scores and announce the winner

Objective: Score the most points while rotating through bays.

Rules (How to Play):

1. Divide golfers evenly into bays (best with 4–6 players per bay).
2. Spin to choose the target for the round.
3. Each golfer hits 3 balls at that target.
4. Score each golfer:
   3 hits = 3 points
   2 hits = 2 points
   1 hit = 1 point
   0 hits = 0 points

1. After scoring:
   Top 2 golfers stay in the bay
   Others rotate to the next bay
2. Highest total score wins after a set time or number of rounds.
   

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Explain scoring and rotation
• Keep bays rotating the same direction
• Track scores and announce the winner

Objective: Hit the closest shot to the target using verbal coaching.

Rules (How to Play):

1. Split into teams.  
2. Choose a target for the round.  
3. One player per team is blindfolded and hits 1 ball.  
4. Teammates give verbal directions only (no touching).  
5. Closest shot wins the round.  

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Choose the target and explain safety rule
• Enforce “verbal coaching only
• Track round winners and announce the final winner.

Objective: Create the most fun original golf game and win the vote.  

Rules (How to Play):

1. Divide into teams.  
2. Teams get 15 minutes to create a game: rules, scoring, and how to win.  
3. Teams take turns teaching their game to the group.  
4. Everyone votes for favorites (most fun, most creative, etc.).  

What YOU Do (Event Coordinator):

• Get Game Forms from Clubhouse
• Set teams and a 15-minute timer
• Have teams teach their game
• Run the final vote and announce the winner