Fore! Money On Course Golf Game

• On course golf game
• Grab some friends, some, cash and head to the golf course with Fore! Money.
• Fore! Money is a fun and strategic way to integrate gambling into your next round. Don't like to gamble? No problem - you can just play for fun!
• Integrate friendly wagering into your round in a fun way
• 24 cards that can be collected (or lost) throughout the round
• Spice up your next round!

24 Card Deck with Instruction Booklet

Positive cards:

• Birdie - this card is held by the last player to make a birdie
• Pin Seeker - this card is held by the last player to hit the pin with their ball from off the green
• Eagle - this card is held by the last player to make an eagle
• Sand Save - pick up this card if you made a par or better after your ball was in a bunker
• Closest to the pin - this card goes to the player closest to the pin on a par 3
• Fairway - this card goes to the player that hits the fairway on a par 4 or 5
• Barkie - this card goes to the player that makes a par after hitting a tree
• Back-to-back Birdies - pick up this card if you make back to back birdies
• Par Train - pick up this card if you make three (or more) pars in a row

Negative Cards:

• Double Bogey - pick up this card if you make a double bogey or worse
• Hazard - this card goes to the last player to hit it in a hazard
• Tree Trouble - pick up this card if you hit a tree
• Sand - pick up this card if you hit into a bunker
• Three Putt - pick up this card if you three putt or more
• Furthest from the pin - this card goes to the player furthest from the pin on a par 3
• Road Rash - pick up this card if your ball hits the cart path
• Bogey Train - pick up this card if you make three (or more) bogeys in a row
• Wrong Fairway - hit it in the wrong fairway and you get this card

• Before the round, assign a dollar value to 1 point. Each card has a point value assigned to it (can be negative or positive).
• The goal of the game is to collect as many ‘positive’ cards as possible throughout the round while avoiding ‘negative cards’.
• At any point during the round, if a player completes an action on a card (e.g. makes a birdie), they get to keep that card until another player completes the same action. Closest/Furthest to/from the pin cards are exceptions as those cards are kept by the player who earns them for the duration of the round (there are 4 of each).
• At the end of the round add up all your cards to determine your ending point value. Players then net their points against each other to determine pay outs.
• The most points possible for one player is +18 (if one player accrued all the positive cards) and the least possible points is -10 (if one player accrued all the negative cards). If playing for 1 dollar/point, the total exposure would be 28 dollars.