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Go For The Green | Tabletop Sports Games Archive

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Go For The Green

Another pro golf simulation that utilizes a ball flight template.

Year

1973

Players

1-4

Playtime

60 min

Min. Age

10+

Complexity:Simple

Publisher:The Avalon Hill Game Co

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About This Game

A game of strategy using one hole from each of 18 famous courses to produce a golfer's dream course. The game lets you hit the ball like a pro but in order to score well you will have to plan your round hole by hole and shot by shot. You determine your direction of aim, then dice determine how far you hit it. A little luck and a little planning might lead to a low-scoring round.

Course:

Hole #1 Merion Golf Club

Hole #2 Scioto Country Club

Hole #3 Olympic COuntry Club

Hole #4 Baltusrol Golf Club

Hole #5 Colonial Country Club

Hole #6 Seminole Golf Club

Hole #7 Pine Valley Golf Club

Hole #8 Prairie Dunes Country Club

Hole #9 Champions Golf Club

Hole #10 Winged Foot Golf Club

Hole #11 Merion Golf Club

Hole #12 Augusta Country Club

Hole #13 Oak Hill Country Club

Hole #14 Cherry Hills Country Club

Hole #15 Oakmont Country Club

Hole #16 Oakland Hills Country Club

Hole #17 Quail Creek Country Club

Hole #18 Pebble Beach Golf Links

This is the third edition of SI Handicap Golf. The first rendition was the small green box format and included these holes with charts for "scratch" golfers, a range of charts for various handicap levels (men and women), and one "duffer" chart. That set was repackaged into a long box, still called "Sports Illustrated Handicap Golf." Finally, the excess charts were removed, leaving only Pro Men and Pro Women charts, a redesigned shot result system was implemented, and the game was retitled Go for the Green.