Turn your chosen DISC card to indicate which direction you want to TEE-OFF. Turn your chosen DISC card to indicate which direction you are travelling. In the rulebook it states you can go 'up' the card, this was supposed to read as 'up/down' the card. Potentially as a result of a THROW, you can end up diagonally from your starting GRID (e.g. Play is only up and down, or across, a HOLE card, moving diagonally is not permitted. If you forget to refill your HAND and other players have already refilled, or played cards, then indicate you need to refill and draw the appropriate amount of cards from the DISC and/or ACTION stacks. WHAT IF I FORGET TO REFILL BACK TO 9 CARDS DURING PLAY? Reshuffle the appropriate discard pile and re-stack it. WHAT HAPPENS IF I GET TO THE BOTTOM OF A DISC OR ACTION STACK? Any combination of cards is allowed as long as there are 9. You may choose to have 9 DISCS in your HAND if you want. When refilling your HAND after discarding 2 cards at the beginning of a HOLE, or after playing cards, you can choose to redraw from either stack (e.g play a DISC, then redraw an ACTION or a DISC ). WHEN REFILLING MY HAND DO I HAVE TO REDRAW FROM THE SAME STACK? Note: Every second row of cards are 180 degrees to the previous row.

If there is no number (just a circle), then it means it is an outer edge. To layout the full course, match the numbers on the (middle) sides of each HOLE card. Nobody wants all the PUTTERS ! With all the dot cards removed, scoring will be easier. S tatistically, for 1-2 players, it is better to remove the dot cards so that there is a good flow of different cards. You can play a game with the full pack or half pack. If not, you could try looking it up in a book.No. If you already know the game you might consider contributing a description of it to this site. Therefore it is quite likely that the game you want is not yet here. At present the site contains rules for only a minority of the card games that exist. These types of game are generally not listed in the index below. Invented games (newly created games and variations contributed by readers).Solitaire / Patience games (games for one player).Commercial games (games requiring a special pack of cards produced by a single manufacturer).If you are searching for games for a particular number of players you may prefer to use the Index of Games by Number of Players.

Traditional multi-player card games for which rules are available from this site are listed below in alphabetical order, together with the number of players and the design and number of cards or tiles needed for each - see further explanation at the end of the page. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #

Rules of the card game golf