Players putt from the same start line toward the landing tape.
Group Games · Desk Break Board
Tape-Line Lag Putting
Stop closest to the tape line without crossing it.
Putt a soft ball toward a tape line and stop as close as possible without crossing. Best 5-roll total wins. A perfect dead stop on the line earns a bonus point. Format: 1v1 or round robin.
- BoardDesk Break
- CategoryDesk Break
- Best forQuiet office putting when the group has very little room.
- Players2-6
Read it out
Quick start.
“Closest short of the tape wins. Cross the line and that roll is out.”
Run the round
How to play Tape-Line Lag Putting
Balls that cross the tape line are out for that round.
Measure by sight or putter length after every player rolls.
Play equal rolls from the same mark.
Guide details
Run it cleanly
How the result works
Closest legal stop to the tape line scores 1 point each round.
Example: Two balls cross the line, one stops six inches short, and that player scores the round.
Keep it clean
Using a line too far away. Start short, then move the line only if everyone can control the roll.
Safety: Use low-speed putts and stop immediately if someone steps into the lane.
Who it fits
Quiet office putting when the group has very little room.
Pace
Low
Group share
Send the setup
We're playing Tape-Line Lag Putting from Studboards. A quiet office lag-putting game where the best controlled stop wins. Fits: Players: 2-6 | Time: 5-10 min | Gear: Putter, soft ball, and painter's tape Safety: Use low-speed putts and stop immediately if someone steps into the lane. View Idea: https://www.studboards.com/boards/desk-break/desk-break-tape-line-lag-putting.html
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