Players putt one ball at a time from each clock spot.
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Conference Cup Putt Clock
Turn one empty cup into a three-spot office putting clock.
Place an empty cup target and putt from 3 clock spots around it. Most makes or closest stops after equal rolls wins. The final clock spot must be called before the roll. Format: Round robin.
- BoardDesk Break
- CategoryDesk Break
- Best forSmall work groups with one putter and a clear room lane.
- Players2-6
Read it out
Quick start.
“One putter at a time. Hit the clock spots, score the cup or close stop, and keep the lane clear.”
Run the round
How to play Conference Cup Putt Clock
A made cup scores full points; a close stop scores the agreed smaller value.
Everyone completes the same clock spots before scores are compared.
Keep all waiting players behind the start line.
Guide details
Run it cleanly
How the result works
Score 2 for a made cup and 1 for stopping within one putter length.
Example: A player makes the 3 o'clock putt, misses 6 o'clock but stops close, and scores 3 total.
Keep it clean
Putting toward laptops, glass, or foot traffic. Move the target before the first roll.
Safety: Use short controlled putts only; no full swings, chip shots, hard balls, or hallway shots across foot traffic.
Who it fits
Small work groups with one putter and a clear room lane.
Pace
Low
Group share
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We're playing Conference Cup Putt Clock from Studboards. A conference-room putting clock with one cup target, short rolls, and office-safe boundaries. Fits: Players: 2-6 | Time: 5-12 min | Gear: Putter, soft ball, empty cup, and tape marks Safety: Use short controlled putts only; no full swings, chip shots, hard balls, or hallway shots across foot traffic. View Idea: https://www.studboards.com/boards/desk-break/desk-break-conference-cup-putt-clock.html
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