Cross Golf

Submitted by brsmover on

Cross golf gets golfers off the perfectly manicured lawn and into the heart of nature!

The game

Cross golf has no fixed rules. Basically, you define a starting point and a target (preferably a hole, a hollow or something similar)

After each shot, it's the next player's turn. You always play on from where the ball last stopped.

After each hole, you play on from where the ball last stopped

After each hole, a note is made of who took how many strokes to sink the ball. If you want, you can also set a limit on the number of strokes.

The player who has needed the fewest strokes at the end wins.

Material

  • Golf/tennis balls
    (tennis balls are easier to hit and find)
  • Golf clubs
    (from a thrift store or used clubs at a specialty store; you can usually get them pretty cheap)
  • Tees to put the ball on - see picture
    (from a specialty store or online; also not expensive)

Important note

Wherever you play, make sure no one is in the path of your shot! Golf and tennis balls have a certain potential for injury if they hit someone, which we would like to avoid at all costs. ;-)

A tennis ball on a tee

Image: B. Jenni - Project Manager YoungstarsWiki.org

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