Golf board game and method of play

Abstract

A Golf Board Game having 9 boards with aerial views of each hole of golf on each side of the board. Each golf hole contains a tee, fairway, rough, hazards, and a green. Each hole has a grid system covering each hole marked in yards from the tee to the top of the board and the direction marked in five-yard increments in an East/West or Left/Right on each hole. The player deciding the club to use plays the game, then drawing a card. The card shows the club selected and the distance and direction the ball is driven. Players continue to select the appropriate card and draw the cards until the player is on the green. Once the player is on the green, the player draws a card that shows how many putts were needed to sink the putt.

1 ) A board game apparatus comprising 
 (a) A plurality of distinguishing playing pieces representing a golf ball    (b) A plurality of playing cards with each card having a plurality of clubs with distance and direction for each club    (c) A game board with an aerial view of a golf course hole that shows a tee, a fairway, rough, hazards and a green spaced at predetermined places on the board.    (d) A coordinate grid system defined on said board comprising a plurality of vertical and horizontal lines extending from said tee to the end of the game board. The grid determines the distance and direction.    (e) The board has a grid system with each side and middle marked in five yard increments the distance from the tee to the end of the board, in the vertical direction of the board. The direction is marked in five yard increments starting in the middle of the board and lays horizontally east to west or left or right.    (f) Movement on the board is controlled by a player drawing from a plurality of cards that display distance and direction for each club.    (g) Club selection is based on a card that shows the distance range.