Play idea Golf
How to play
Wolf
One golfer rotates as the wolf and chooses whether to play solo or pick a partner after the tee shots.
Best for: foursomes that want more decisions than plain match play.
Sports / Golf Board
Wolf golf game
Use this when a foursome wants a classic golf format with rotating choices on every hole.
New ways to play with friends. STUD mode is optional. The boards work without it.
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How this fits
This is a play idea for Golf Board. Use normal points, bragging rights, or your own house rules. If your group wants another layer, add a side-point challenge from the same board; STUD mode stays optional.
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