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Aim
Pick your target and line up your ruler.
Printable tabletop golf · Ages 6–11
Roll the dice.
Rule the course.
A printable tabletop golf game played with a ruler, dice, and a little too much confidence.
Print at home · No screens · Made for families
01 Aim
02 Call the driver
03 Roll
04 Draw
One shot, from aim to landing15 cm
One shot, from aim to landing
Four little steps. One big decision.
Pick your target, roll for distance, and live with where the ruler takes you.
02
Roll
Call the driver first if you want it, then roll.
03
Add terrain
Add your terrain bonus — or trouble.
04
Measure
Multiply by the driver, then measure. That is your shot.
The driver is a second die. Call it before you roll — it multiplies.
Two ways to play. Roll first and then aim, and it becomes a puzzle a six-year-old can win. Call your line first and it becomes a gamble. Same sheet, same six rules — worth about a stroke a hole, so you can mix ages at one table.
Read the six rulesIt gets loud.
Four people round one sheet, and somebody is always about to do something crazy.
Four people, one sheet, fifteen seconds
“I’m going for it.”
Call the driver and you might fly the whole lake. Or land in it. In front of everyone.
“Not the trees.”
There is one shot every round that goes so wrong it becomes the story.
“How is the little one winning?”
A gentler way to play lets everybody compete at the same table.
Six worlds. A hundred ways to the flag.
Same game. Somewhere else entirely.
Every world is a new set of courses — and the kids will have a favourite within about a minute.
1 hole free
Meadow
Woods, water and a windmill.
Volcano
Ash flats and rivers of lava.
Links
Dunes, gorse and a lighthouse.
Desert
Cacti and one risky waterhole.
1 hole free
Candy Land
Nougat, syrup and candy canes.
1 hole free
Pirate Lagoon
Boardwalks over a pirate lagoon.
The bit we do not announce at the table
Nobody has mentioned it’s maths.
They think they are playing golf. You know what else is happening.
Arithmetic
Add and subtract terrain bonuses and penalties.
Multiplication
Double or triple the shot when the driver comes out.
Centimetres
Measure, compare, estimate, and build number sense.
Angles
Read the course, choose a line, and think ahead.
The honest version
About printing.
- A4 is fine. A3 is roomier, but the game plays perfectly well on either.
- No printer? A print shop or your local library can run off a sheet.
- Laminating is optional. A cheap plastic sleeve and a whiteboard marker work beautifully.
- Everything else you already have: one ruler, one die, and something to draw with.
Meadow · Candy Land · Pirate Lagoon
Start with three.
Print them, grab a ruler, and see which one they fight over.
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