Tee it Up

Tee it Up

One player goes at a time. Roll all 6 dice, then set aside your lowest-value die (or dice). You must pull at least one dice out of play each roll.

Golf balls are worth 0 strokes, so the more you get, the better. Check for special combos after every roll.

Keep Swinging

Keep Swinging

Re-roll the remaining dice and keep setting aside your lowest dice. Continue this process until all 6 dice have been pulled out of play.

Count Your Score

Count Your Score

Add up all the dice you pulled out of play, apply any combo deductions, and that’s your total strokes for the hole.

Make sure to record your score on the scorecard after your turn before passing the dice to the next player.

Win the Hole, Win the Game

Win the Hole, Win the Game

Once everyone has finished, the player with the lowest score wins the hole and earns the honor of rolling first on the next one. After 9 holes, the player with the lowest overall score wins. Winner signs the scorecard, and earns eternal clubhouse bragging rights.

After holes 5, 8, and 9, the scorekeeper announces each player's score.

COMBOS


Pull off special dice combinations to unlock bonus effects that can lower your score in a big way.
You do not have to take the entire combination—choose which die or dice to keep, then apply the bonus to their individual values. For example, four 5s with a -1 bonus lets you keep one 5 and score it as a 4.
Always check for combos after every roll!

Sequence of 4

-1 Stroke

4 of a Kind

-1 Stroke

Sequence of 5

-2 Strokes

5 of a Kind

-2 Strokes

6 of a Kind

-3 Strokes

Snake Eyes

ONLY ON LAST TWO DICE

-1 Stroke and turn is over

The Albatross

Sequence of 6

-3 Strokes & Turn is Over

FOR THOSE OLD ENOUGH

Drinking Rules

  1. Everyone but the winner of each hole drinks.
  2. If you take a FORE out of play, everyone yells “FORE!” cheers and drinks.
  3. The player who finishes in last place (highest score) must finish their drink.
  4. Casual drinking during the game is encouraged.

PLEASE DRINK RESPONSIBLY.

Now Get Rolling.

The best rounds are the ones you make your own. Play 9 or 18 holes, create house rules, settle friendly rivalries, and make every game a little different. Just remember—have fun, keep it honest, and leave the trash talk at home.