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19th Hole Tabletop Golf Game

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Fore! Play a round of golf with your friends using dice and a deck of cards. Players can compete and gamble with friendly wagers just like you’re on your home course. The 19th Hole Golf Board Game is played on our beautiful walnut-finished game board measuring 28” x 15”. The playing surface is built for beauty and longevity with each metal grommet driven in by hand. The rules of the game are simple enough for children to play, while the included side wagers make it fun and exciting for adults. A match can be with 2-4 players or can be played as a party game with teams.

  • Table Golf Board Game Made in America
  • Beautiful, handcrafted game board with walnut-veneer finish
  • Metal playing pieces and metal grommets driven by hand
  • Finished with environmentally safe water-based acrylic
  • 28" x 15" walnut-veneer gameboard with high-grade, medium-density fiberboard core
  • Designed with golf wagers in mind
  • Great way to compete in golf on those rainy days
  • Simple rules allow kids to enjoy, with fun golfing side bets and wagers for adults
  • Bringing back Family Game Night!

          Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

          Isabella ★★★★★

          Took this to a friend's cabin last weekend and we were hooked on the friendly wager mechanic from the first hole. The deck of cards adds just enough strategy to keep the dice from feeling random.

          William ★★★★★

          The dice-and-cards combo makes every hole play out differently, which kept our foursome arguing over wagers way past midnight. Took maybe ten minutes to learn, and it fits on a coffee table without swallowing the whole living room.

          Riley T. ★★★★★

          Brought this to my brother's place and we ended up playing for three hours straight betting quarters on every hole. The dice-and-cards combo makes each round play out differently, so nobody can just memorize a winning strategy. Way more fun than I expected from a tabletop game.