Office Putting games

Only foam or indoor practice balls score. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Only foam or indoor practice balls score. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Only foam or suitable indoor practice balls score in this selected round. A hard outdoor golf ball voids the round for safety; stop and remove it without posting an individual winner from that round. The soft-ball restriction never permits a hard hit simply because a ball is labeled practice. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Soft-Ball Only as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Soft-Ball Only; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Any coworker in the lane freezes the stroke. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Any coworker in the lane freezes the stroke. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Any coworker entering the putting, landing or retrieval lane freezes the next stroke. Resume the same unreleased turn without penalty when the whole lane is clear. Do not putt to finish a quota while someone is in the path; an already rolled ball does not automatically create a new scoring attempt. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Walkway Freeze as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Walkway Freeze; stop at the agreed finish condition.

A player who spots and clears a cord hazard before play earns 1 challenge point. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• A player who spots and clears a cord hazard before play earns 1 challenge point. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Before the first putt, the person who spots a cord hazard and has its owner safely clear it earns 1 challenge point after host confirmation. This is the actual spotter/clearer’s single prestart award, not 1 for each player. Never unplug or move equipment without permission or manufacture a hazard; later safety corrections remain required without a bonus. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes.
• Score Cord Clear Bonus as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Cord Clear Bonus; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Every player uses the same start mark each station. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.

• Every player uses the same start mark each station. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.
• Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish. On a clear floor, lay an empty sturdy cup on its side with its mouth facing the common approach, and put a coaster lag target beside it. Mark short, middle, long starts, for example 1 m, 2 m, 3 m within the permitted space. Mark a small center spot on the coaster. Use one soft ball and three scoring rows each. Everyone takes one putt from short, then middle, then long. A cup make means the ball enters the mouth and remains or gently contacts the empty cup; a coaster lag means it stops on the coaster. Retrieve only after rest and a clear-lane call. Coaster rest 1 point; cup make 2 instead; other 0. One stroke receives one result. A top/cup result does not also add the coaster point. After the three ordered stations highest total wins. Tied leaders each take one middle-distance playoff putt under the same chart, sharing a tie that remains. Selected rule: At each of the three stations, every player uses that station’s same marked start. Short, middle and long remain distinct stations, but no one creeps forward after a miss. Select only a common-start format compatible with the participants’ needed access setup; do not revoke an accommodation to satisfy a line rule. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Equal Starts as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Equal Starts; stop at the agreed finish condition.

If equipment is limited, rotate one putter with a 5-second handoff. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.

• If equipment is limited, rotate one putter with a 5-second handoff. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.
• Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot. With permission choose a solid clean ground-level baseboard away from cords, printer trays, doors and glass. Mark one start, one allowed bank section and a taped finish box after the rebound. Use a soft ball and six attempt boxes each; paper trays are outside the course. Alternate one soft putt each. The ball must bank exactly once from the approved wall section and then stop in the box. Wait for rest before retrieval. A second bank or contact with other furniture/trays is not a valid bank-in. One clean bank and full box rest 2 points; one clean bank with a ball touching the box line 1; no bank, double bank, other furniture contact or miss 0. Highest total after six equal putts wins and ties share. Stop if the bank surface or runout cannot be kept clear. Selected rule: Share one putter in posted order. Allow a 5-second handoff after each stroke, with the ball stopped and both people outside the walkway; pause any pacing timer if the handoff blocks a lane. Five seconds is not an instruction to rush a transfer. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score One-Puter Share as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after One-Puter Share; stop at the agreed finish condition.

After a lag, the next player may ask for a finger-point read only. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• After a lag, the next player may ask for a finger-point read only. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: After a lag and before the next player’s turn, the next player may request one finger-point indication of the suggested roll line. Point from outside the active lane without touching the resting ball or using it as a movable marker. This optional read adds no points; ordinary three-putt values remain. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Leave Map as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Leave Map; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Replacing moved chairs and sticky notes earns 1 shared team point at the end. Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open.

• Replacing moved chairs and sticky notes earns 1 shared team point at the end. Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open.
• Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open. Create floor Station A, a short cup make, and Station B, a longer taped lag zone, with clear common starts and soft balls. Use equal-sized active teams of 2–4, with a fixed player order. Give every teammate one A and one B box on a relay sheet. A single team can complete the relay cooperatively. Alternate team turns and one stroke per slot. Start the first teammate at A, the next at B, and continue, tagging only after the ball has stopped and the lane is clear. On the second circuit each teammate takes their unplayed station, so even-sized teams do not accidentally repeat the same station. A miss still passes the turn. A cup make at A earns 2 points for the team; a stopped legal lag in B’s marked zone 1; misses 0. Each teammate contributes exactly one offered result from each station, maximum 3 per teammate. After every team’s full two-station relay, highest team sum wins and ties share. Compare equal active team sizes, not a four-person sum against two people. Selected rule: After the completed relay, each team restores its moved chairs and approved sticky notes to the original places. Host confirmation earns 1 shared team point in that team’s total, once at the end, not 1 per moved item or person. Required restoration remains even if no point is being kept. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Reset Kindness as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Reset Kindness; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Points and bragging rights only — no money, chores, or embarrassing dares. Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open.

• Points and bragging rights only — no money, chores, or embarrassing dares. Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open.
• Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open. Create floor Station A, a short cup make, and Station B, a longer taped lag zone, with clear common starts and soft balls. Use equal-sized active teams of 2–4, with a fixed player order. Give every teammate one A and one B box on a relay sheet. A single team can complete the relay cooperatively. Alternate team turns and one stroke per slot. Start the first teammate at A, the next at B, and continue, tagging only after the ball has stopped and the lane is clear. On the second circuit each teammate takes their unplayed station, so even-sized teams do not accidentally repeat the same station. A miss still passes the turn. A cup make at A earns 2 points for the team; a stopped legal lag in B’s marked zone 1; misses 0. Each teammate contributes exactly one offered result from each station, maximum 3 per teammate. After every team’s full two-station relay, highest team sum wins and ties share. Compare equal active team sizes, not a four-person sum against two people. Selected rule: Keep the result to the host’s points and ordinary friendly recognition. No money, chores or embarrassing dares are attached to winning, losing or a missed stroke. Declining a proposed stake cannot change a person’s role, quota or result; the exact no-money notice still applies. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score No Stake Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after No Stake Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

A full stop on the coaster without bounce-off scores 1 challenge point. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.

• A full stop on the coaster without bounce-off scores 1 challenge point. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.
• Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish. On a clear floor, lay an empty sturdy cup on its side with its mouth facing the common approach, and put a coaster lag target beside it. Mark short, middle, long starts, for example 1 m, 2 m, 3 m within the permitted space. Mark a small center spot on the coaster. Use one soft ball and three scoring rows each. Everyone takes one putt from short, then middle, then long. A cup make means the ball enters the mouth and remains or gently contacts the empty cup; a coaster lag means it stops on the coaster. Retrieve only after rest and a clear-lane call. Coaster rest 1 point; cup make 2 instead; other 0. One stroke receives one result. A top/cup result does not also add the coaster point. After the three ordered stations highest total wins. Tied leaders each take one middle-distance playoff putt under the same chart, sharing a tie that remains. Selected rule: A coaster lag earns its ordinary 1 only after the ball comes to a complete stop on the coaster without bouncing off. Do not post a point during a temporary contact or add another 1 for the same rest. Cup makes retain their ordinary 2 and the three-station order remains. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes.
• Score Coaster Dead-Stop as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Coaster Dead-Stop; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Gesture-only celebration keeps the point. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.

• Gesture-only celebration keeps the point. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.
• Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot. With permission choose a solid clean ground-level baseboard away from cords, printer trays, doors and glass. Mark one start, one allowed bank section and a taped finish box after the rebound. Use a soft ball and six attempt boxes each; paper trays are outside the course. Alternate one soft putt each. The ball must bank exactly once from the approved wall section and then stop in the box. Wait for rest before retrieval. A second bank or contact with other furniture/trays is not a valid bank-in. One clean bank and full box rest 2 points; one clean bank with a ball touching the box line 1; no bank, double bank, other furniture contact or miss 0. Highest total after six equal putts wins and ties share. Stop if the bank surface or runout cannot be kept clear. Selected rule: This selected version expressly retains the host’s optional called ground-level bank-spot+1: declare the posted spot before a legal bank stroke. Gesture-only celebration keeps that 1 bonus; a loud cheer voids only the bonus for that stroke. The ordinary bank/box 2 or line 1 remains unless the stroke itself violates a safety or ordinary scoring rule. Necessary safety/access speech is not a celebration fault. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Quiet Celebrate as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Quiet Celebrate; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Rotate the shared putter every two strokes. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.

• Rotate the shared putter every two strokes. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.
• Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot. With permission choose a solid clean ground-level baseboard away from cords, printer trays, doors and glass. Mark one start, one allowed bank section and a taped finish box after the rebound. Use a soft ball and six attempt boxes each; paper trays are outside the course. Alternate one soft putt each. The ball must bank exactly once from the approved wall section and then stop in the box. Wait for rest before retrieval. A second bank or contact with other furniture/trays is not a valid bank-in. One clean bank and full box rest 2 points; one clean bank with a ball touching the box line 1; no bank, double bank, other furniture contact or miss 0. Highest total after six equal putts wins and ties share. Stop if the bank surface or runout cannot be kept clear. Selected rule: Take the six ordinary attempts in three blocks of two consecutive strokes per player. After each two-stroke block, hand the single shared putter to the next player outside the walking lane. Record both strokes separately and complete every player’s block before the next block cycle. No extra seventh stroke or speed point is created. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Equal Putter Rotate as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Equal Putter Rotate; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Only one bank is legal per stroke. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.

• Only one bank is legal per stroke. Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot.
• Compatible host: Printer Alley Bank Shot. With permission choose a solid clean ground-level baseboard away from cords, printer trays, doors and glass. Mark one start, one allowed bank section and a taped finish box after the rebound. Use a soft ball and six attempt boxes each; paper trays are outside the course. Alternate one soft putt each. The ball must bank exactly once from the approved wall section and then stop in the box. Wait for rest before retrieval. A second bank or contact with other furniture/trays is not a valid bank-in. One clean bank and full box rest 2 points; one clean bank with a ball touching the box line 1; no bank, double bank, other furniture contact or miss 0. Highest total after six equal putts wins and ties share. Stop if the bank surface or runout cannot be kept clear. Selected rule: Keep exactly one permitted ground-level wall bank for a scoring stroke. A second bank scores 0 even if the ball later rests in the box. Do not treat a second rebound as a new attempt or invite a harder hit to avoid it. Six ordinary attempts and the 2/1/0 chart remain. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score One Bank Max as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after One Bank Max; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Sticky-note edges are out-of-bounds. Compatible host: Sticky-Note Fairway.

• Sticky-note edges are out-of-bounds. Compatible host: Sticky-Note Fairway.
• Compatible host: Sticky-Note Fairway. Make two teams, each with 6 sticky notes: one start, two dogleg edge marks, two hazard edge marks and one cup marker. Together the two layouts form a two-hole course. Hazards are flat no-roll zones, never objects to hit. Both teams approve clear, soft-putt routes before playing. Each team plays both holes once, taking the other team’s layout first and its own second. Use one team ball and alternate willing teammates after every stroke. A ball entering a hazard uses that stroke, then returns without an added penalty to its last safe resting spot, as in Sticky Boundary. Continue from there; soft putts only, with notes left on the floor. Par is 3 per hole. Under par = 2 challenge points; par = 1; over = 0. Highest combined challenge-point total across the two holes wins; ties share. Selected rule: Name the flat sticky-note boundaries before play. A ball touching or crossing their out-of-bounds edge uses its stroke, then is replaced free at its last safe in-bounds resting spot before that stroke. No extra penalty stroke is added, but the original stroke remains in the team count. Restore only with play stopped; the notes are boundaries, not objects to strike. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes.
• Score Sticky Boundary as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Sticky Boundary; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Before a round, claim 1 point for clearing chairs from the lane. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Before a round, claim 1 point for clearing chairs from the lane. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Before the round, the person who safely clears approved chairs from the whole stroke/runout lane may claim 1 point after host confirmation. Obtain permission and keep occupied chairs untouched. Do not create an obstruction to earn the point; the lane must stay clear throughout all three ordinary putts. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Chair Clear Check as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Chair Clear Check; stop at the agreed finish condition.

One stroke per player must use the non-dominant hand if safe. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• One stroke per player must use the non-dominant hand if safe. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Before the round, each player nominates one of their three ordinary slots as the non-dominant-hand stroke, only if they can keep it soft and controlled. If that hand risks a hard hit, use the normal hand or pass instead. No point or extra attempt is awarded for changing hands; ordinary target/ring values remain. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Non-Dominant Soft as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Non-Dominant Soft; stop at the agreed finish condition.

You must record one lag-in-ring before a make can double. Compatible host: Meeting-Room Clock Ladder.

• You must record one lag-in-ring before a make can double. Compatible host: Meeting-Room Clock Ladder.
• Compatible host: Meeting-Room Clock Ladder. Use a low indoor putting cup that accepts the chosen soft ball from all four directions, with a visible coaster/tape scoring ring on clear carpet. Check an unscored gentle roll from every clock direction before play; if the cup blocks one approach, choose suitable equipment before starting. Mark 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock starts at one agreed radius, for example 2 m, with each full stroke/runout clear. Use one soft ball and post the four-station order. Complete one putt per player from 12 before moving to 3, then 6, then 9. Only the active putter enters the relevant lane; retrieve after the ball stops. The clock positions describe directions, not a timer. Cup make 2 points; lip-out stopping in the ring or other ring leave 1; miss 0. The same marked ring and cup acceptance apply at all four starts. Highest total after all four stations wins and ties share. Stop for walkers rather than hurry a rotation. Selected rule: Keep a personal lag-posted box. A stopped ring leave worth 1 must be recorded on an earlier station before that person’s later cup make can double from 2 to 4. A cup make before the lag stays 2; the lag itself stays 1. Keep all four required stations and no extra attempts or stacked double modifier. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Lag Before Make as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Lag Before Make; stop at the agreed finish condition.

A gentle lip-out staying in the ring earns 1; other misses keep the host chart. Compatible host: Meeting-Room Clock Ladder.

• A gentle lip-out staying in the ring earns 1; other misses keep the host chart. Compatible host: Meeting-Room Clock Ladder.
• Compatible host: Meeting-Room Clock Ladder. Place an empty cup target and visible coaster/tape scoring ring on clear carpet. Mark 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock starts at one agreed radius, for example 2 m, with each full stroke/runout clear. Use one soft ball and post the four-station order. Complete one putt per player from 12 before moving to 3, then 6, then 9. Only the active putter enters the relevant lane; retrieve after the ball stops. The clock positions describe directions, not a timer. Cup make 2 points; lip-out stopping in the ring or other ring leave 1; miss 0. The same marked ring and cup acceptance apply at all four starts. Highest total after all four stations wins and ties share. Stop for walkers rather than hurry a rotation. Selected rule: A gentle lip-out that stops in the marked ring earns 1 point. An ordinary cup make remains 2 and a miss outside the ring remains 0, including a hard overshoot; stop any unsafe stroke. Keep the same four station attempts. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Cup Guard as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Cup Guard; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Partners both confirm a make before it posts. Compatible host: Pair Coach Whisper.

• Partners both confirm a make before it posts. Compatible host: Pair Coach Whisper.
• Compatible host: Pair Coach Whisper. Form fixed willing pairs and mark one shared clear floor cup putt with a visible ring. Use one soft ball and six stroke boxes per pair. Choose partner A to putt first and B to coach; roles alternate after each stroke. A single gameplay tip is optional, kind and brief. Each pair takes one stroke on its turn. The coach may whisper one tip before the stroke; then the putter acts without a second stream of directions. Swap roles even after a miss. Safety/access requests remain available and are not gameplay-tip faults. A make earns the pair 2 points, a stopped ring leave 1, miss 0. An unkind tip voids that associated stroke for 0 rather than removing earlier points. Each partner has three of the pair’s six offered strokes. Highest pair total after six pair strokes wins and ties share. Do not compare a solo person’s points to a complete pair without starting a separate format. Selected rule: Both partners confirm a cup make before its pair 2 is posted. A genuinely disputed make gets one replacement re-spot at that stroke’s original start, followed by one replacement putt by the same scheduled player; the replacement result supersedes the first even if worse. If it remains unclear 0, then switch roles as usual. No seventh ordinary pair stroke is added. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Pair Confirm as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Pair Confirm; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Call soft/medium before the stroke. Compatible host: Breakroom Tile Transition.

• Call soft/medium before the stroke. Compatible host: Breakroom Tile Transition.
• Compatible host: Breakroom Tile Transition. Use a dry stable carpet-to-tile floor transition directed away from doors, drinks and pedestrian routes. Put an empty floor cup and visible finish ring on the tile, mark one common carpet start and a safe runout. Use a soft ball and four attempt boxes each. Alternate soft putts crossing from carpet to tile. Freeze before a stroke whenever a person enters the breakroom path; resume without consuming the unthrown turn only when clear. Stop for slip risk rather than play through it. A make after crossing 2 challenge points; a stopped tile-ring leave 1; a runaway long ball, other miss or unsafe path 0. Record only one result per attempt. Highest total after four equal attempts wins and ties share. No score depends on chasing a long ball or entering an occupied path. Selected rule: Before each ordinary stroke, call soft or medium feel using two gentle pace examples agreed with the host during the unscored setup check. If the host judges the observed controlled pace matches the call, add 1 challenge point to that stroke’s ordinary result. This is an explicit subjective house judgment, not a speed measurement or instruction to hit hard. Keep the four-attempt quota. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes.
• Score Speed Call as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Speed Call; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Yielding immediately to a coworker earns 1 shared sportsmanship point. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Yielding immediately to a coworker earns 1 shared sportsmanship point. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Stop immediately when a coworker approaches or enters the lane. A prompt group yield earns 1 shared sportsmanship point in the whole group pool, not 1 for every caller or an individual bonus that breaks a three-putt tie. The yield is required even without credit; resume only when clear and never create traffic for recognition. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Lane Freeze Kindness as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Lane Freeze Kindness; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Decorative spins that endanger items void the stroke. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Decorative spins that endanger items void the stroke. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Use simple straight controlled rolls in the tight lane. A decorative spin that endangers an item voids that stroke for 0 and stops play for correction. Do not retry it as an extra scoring attempt; the ordinary three-slot quota and exact notice remain. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score No Spin Fancy as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after No Spin Fancy; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Pause three counts after setup before stroking. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Pause three counts after setup before stroking. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: Once the ball, start and safe stance are set, the player or recorder counts three calm counts before the stroke. A stroke begun early scores 0 and uses that ordinary slot. A person or hazard entering the lane cancels the count and stops play without a penalty; restart only after clearance, not to beat a clock. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Three-Count Pause as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Three-Count Pause; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Draft which target you must hit before the round. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.

• Draft which target you must hit before the round. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.
• Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish. On a clear floor, lay an empty sturdy cup on its side with its mouth facing the common approach, and put a coaster lag target beside it. Mark short, middle, long starts, for example 1 m, 2 m, 3 m within the permitted space. Mark a small center spot on the coaster. Use one soft ball and three scoring rows each. Everyone takes one putt from short, then middle, then long. A cup make means the ball enters the mouth and remains or gently contacts the empty cup; a coaster lag means it stops on the coaster. Retrieve only after rest and a clear-lane call. Coaster rest 1 point; cup make 2 instead; other 0. One stroke receives one result. A top/cup result does not also add the coaster point. After the three ordered stations highest total wins. Tied leaders each take one middle-distance playoff putt under the same chart, sharing a tie that remains. Selected rule: Before station 1, draw player order and let each player select cup or coaster as their required target for the three-station round; choices may repeat, so no player is forced onto an unsuitable target. Write the choice beside their name. Only that named target’s ordinary cup 2 or coaster 1 scores for them, with misses 0. No switching after results and no separate coaster-only 3 bonus is stacked. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Target Draft as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Target Draft; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Offer a finger-only line read without touching or changing a ball. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Offer a finger-only line read without touching or changing a ball. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: When the next player asks for a line read, point with a finger from outside the lane and do not touch the resting ball. A touched-ball demonstration is stopped and the ball is restored before the next ordinary stroke. This optional help carries no added or lost score in the three-putt total. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Leave Map Finger as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Leave Map Finger; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Rebounds off furniture must be accidental and soft. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Rebounds off furniture must be accidental and soft. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: This is a straight-lane host, not an intentional furniture-bank game. Only an accidental soft furniture rebound may remain eligible if the ball otherwise stays in the lane and satisfies the ordinary target/ring rule. Intentional hard rebounds 0 and stop play; an intentional soft furniture-bank attempt is also outside this selected accidental-only format. Never attach it to a host requiring an intentional furniture bank. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Soft Rebound Only as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Soft Rebound Only; stop at the agreed finish condition.

End-of-round reset of notes and cups scores 1 team point. Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open.

• End-of-round reset of notes and cups scores 1 team point. Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open.
• Compatible host: Team Relay Office Open. Create floor Station A, a short cup make, and Station B, a longer taped lag zone, with clear common starts and soft balls. Use equal-sized active teams of 2–4, with a fixed player order. Give every teammate one A and one B box on a relay sheet. A single team can complete the relay cooperatively. Alternate team turns and one stroke per slot. Start the first teammate at A, the next at B, and continue, tagging only after the ball has stopped and the lane is clear. On the second circuit each teammate takes their unplayed station, so even-sized teams do not accidentally repeat the same station. A miss still passes the turn. A cup make at A earns 2 points for the team; a stopped legal lag in B’s marked zone 1; misses 0. Each teammate contributes exactly one offered result from each station, maximum 3 per teammate. After every team’s full two-station relay, highest team sum wins and ties share. Compare equal active team sizes, not a four-person sum against two people. Selected rule: At the end, each team gathers its approved notes and cup targets and restores the area, with strokes stopped. Host verification earns that team 1 point once, not 1 per prop; add it to the team total before comparing final totals. Restoration is required regardless of the award, and unrelated belongings are not moved without permission. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Reset Sweep as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Reset Sweep; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Enter the finish zone from a called clock direction. Compatible host: Trash-Can Ring Leave.

• Enter the finish zone from a called clock direction. Compatible host: Trash-Can Ring Leave.
• Compatible host: Trash-Can Ring Leave. Use a permitted stable freestanding empty bin on clear floor. Tape an outer ring around its base with enough clearance for a soft ball; mark one common start and a clear runout. The bin opening is not a target and no ball is putted into it. Alternate one soft lag per player for five cycles. Let the ball settle before checking its position and the bin. Restore a moved bin only with play stopped; a knock ends that attempt. Stopped fully in the ring without bin contact 2 points; a gentle bin touch then rest 1; a knocked/moved bin, hard hit or other miss 0. Gentle touch is the lower 1 outcome rather than also 2. Most points after five equal lags wins and ties share. Keep bystanders and walkways clear of the whole runout. Selected rule: Before a putt, call the feasible entry side on the posted clock diagram. A clean ring finish entering from that called side keeps its ordinary 2; the same clean finish entering from another side earns 1 instead. A gentle bin touch stays its ordinary 1 and a knock/unsafe stroke 0. This selected direction rule replaces the host’s optional final-only call and creates no need to putt around people. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Clock Entry as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Clock Entry; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Final round is silent scoring only. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.

• Final round is silent scoring only. Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic.
• Compatible host: Cubicle Corridor Classic. With permission mark a clear 4–8 m carpet lane and one common start dot, directed away from doors, stairs, glass and devices. Put an empty sturdy cup or coaster target at the far end with a taped finish ring one putter-head wide around it. Use one soft ball and a three-row scorecard each. Take one lag per player in each of three cycles. Let the ball rest before checking it; a path outside the lane earns 0. A walker freezes an unreleased turn without consuming it. Retrieve only when play has stopped and the whole lane is clear. A legal target touch earns 3 points; otherwise a stopped ball fully in the taped ring earns 2; short, long, outside or other misses 0. Count one highest applicable result per putt, not 3+2. Highest total after three equal putts wins and ties share. Keep strokes soft even when a long lane makes the target harder. Selected rule: The third/final one-putt-per-person cycle uses quiet optional talk and gesture celebration. A player’s celebration-noise fault removes 1 from their most recent positive earned award, not an entire 3 or 2 point stroke. If no earned point remains, there is no point to remove. Necessary safety/access speech is not a fault; do not penalize the next player. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Pressure Silent as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Pressure Silent; stop at the agreed finish condition.

From the shortest station, a make scores +1. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.

• From the shortest station, a make scores +1. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.
• Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish. On a clear floor, lay an empty sturdy cup on its side with its mouth facing the common approach, and put a coaster lag target beside it. Mark short, middle, long starts, for example 1 m, 2 m, 3 m within the permitted space. Mark a small center spot on the coaster. Use one soft ball and three scoring rows each. Everyone takes one putt from short, then middle, then long. A cup make means the ball enters the mouth and remains or gently contacts the empty cup; a coaster lag means it stops on the coaster. Retrieve only after rest and a clear-lane call. Coaster rest 1 point; cup make 2 instead; other 0. One stroke receives one result. A top/cup result does not also add the coaster point. After the three ordered stations highest total wins. Tied leaders each take one middle-distance playoff putt under the same chart, sharing a tie that remains. Selected rule: The short station is required for everyone. A cup make there adds 1 to its ordinary 2 for 3 total; the bonus does not apply to a coaster lag, a miss or a voluntarily skipped short slot. Middle and long stations keep ordinary values, and no fourth station or extra attempt is added. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Short Stick Bonus as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Short Stick Bonus; stop at the agreed finish condition.

From the longest station, a ring leave scores 1 even without a make. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.

• From the longest station, a ring leave scores 1 even without a make. Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish.
• Compatible host: Coaster Cup Finish. On a clear floor, lay an empty sturdy cup on its side with its mouth facing the common approach, and put a coaster lag target beside it. Mark short, middle, long starts, for example 1 m, 2 m, 3 m within the permitted space. Mark a small center spot on the coaster. Use one soft ball and three scoring rows each. Everyone takes one putt from short, then middle, then long. A cup make means the ball enters the mouth and remains or gently contacts the empty cup; a coaster lag means it stops on the coaster. Retrieve only after rest and a clear-lane call. Coaster rest 1 point; cup make 2 instead; other 0. One stroke receives one result. A top/cup result does not also add the coaster point. After the three ordered stations highest total wins. Tied leaders each take one middle-distance playoff putt under the same chart, sharing a tie that remains. Selected rule: Before play, mark a visible ring around the cup at the longest station, with its far edge inside the clear runout. A ball that stops fully in that ring without a cup make earns 1; the ordinary cup make stays 2. A ball beyond the ring’s far edge is an overshoot worth 0. Do not add the ring point again to an ordinary coaster 1 or cup 2; the three-station quota remains. Use this one selected rule only. It changes only the condition, quota, points or schedule it names; all remaining host rules stay. Other optional host twists are not stacked unless this selected rule expressly retains them. Required safety, access and facility pauses always remain available. Office Putting is office-safe putting only. Use a soft practice ball, foam ball, or light indoor putter ball — never a hard outdoor golf ball near screens, glass, or people. Keep strokes soft and under control. Clear walkways, cords, and drinks before each putt. Do not putt toward doors that may open, stairs, glass walls, or open laptops. Pause for people walking through. Leave desks, chairs, and equipment as found. No money stakes. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Long Courage as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Long Courage; stop at the agreed finish condition.