There are two more card types that make Grandpa Beck’s Golf more than just a game of numbers. You’ll have to strategize carefully in order to arrange the cards in the perfect order to nab the negative bonus before your competition has a chance to act first! Mulligans And Hazards You can make rows horizontally or vertically, but sadly not diagonally, so be sure to plan accordingly. You can lower your score by collecting negative value red cards, which signify things like a birdie or hole in one and subtract anywhere from 1 to 4 points from your score.īlack cards will add points to your score, but if you collect three of the same black cards in a row, then you get to subtract those points from your overall score. Because the golfer with the lowest score is the winner in a traditional game of golf, whoever ends up with the lowest score in Grandpa Beck’s Golf wins the game. The fun of the game comes from the strategy in which you draw cards and set up your grid. The game takes place in rounds, with each player taking their turn to draw a card from either their own grid, the draw pile, or the discard pile. The other cards in the deck stay in the middle of the table, with a separate draw pile and discard pile. Each player then turns over two cards of their choosing, without peeking at the rest of them. The game starts with each golfer being dealt 9 cards, which they lay face down in a 3 by 3 grid. Whether you’re looking for a game to play with the kids, or for something grandma and grandpa would enjoy, Grandpa Beck’s Golf is a swing and a hit! Laying Down The Grid
Grandpa Beck’s Golf combines luck and strategy to allow for dynamic competition at a nice relaxed pace. This game takes the classic face card game and adds new cards and rules. While traditional golf may not sound like the kind of game that younger players would enjoy, Grandpa Beck’s Golf is interesting for kids and adults alike.
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