Golf Games: Trouble
by
Jeremiah Bohannon
on
May 02, 2013

Here's a fun game which will also help players improve their shot selection and course management (strategy).
Trouble
Like golf itself, a lower score in the game
Trouble is better. Set a predetermined bet amount with your group per point. Point allocation is as follows:
Penalty Points
- Ball in sand trap: 1 point
- Hitting into a hazard: 2 points
- Hitting out of bounds: 3 points
- Three putting: 1 point
- Four putting: 4 points
- Duffing, blading, chunking a shot: 1 point
- More possible, use your imagination
Subtractive Points
Negative points for good play can also be part of the game. Performing a great shot, making birdie etc can reduce the points as follows:
- Making birdie: -4 points
- Making eagle: -6 points
- Hitting a shot stiff: -2 points
- One-putting from long distance: -2 points
- Getting up and down from a sand trap for par or better: -2 points
- More possible, use your imagination
At the end of the round the person with the LOWEST point total wins.