It's the perfect game for all ages and golfing abilities. Material: Comercial grade inflatable bounce material, pvc tarpaulin 0. All of our stitching inflatables are stitched by high precision stitching machine with super excellent 9 in one waterproof nylon threads, the length of every single stitching is around 4mm which is the top standard in inflatable field; most importantly, we always apply double stitching anywhere in the inflatables and quadruple stitching in positions sustaining much force and pressure.

Inflates in less than 50 seconds Easy set up and pack up Includes 12 tennis balls 4 x Tie down strings 4 x Base tie down straps 8 x Steel tie down pegs Powered by strong electric blower with a 12 month warranty Heavy duty materials Includes puncture kit Exterior laminated polyester Reinforced with PVC Double to quadruple machine stitching Heavy Duty Velcro Total weight: 45kg.

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Normally it will be shots, but you are the one that can set the rules. What you may not know is that only the last dart you throw is the one that counts.

Which means the best thing you can do is to warm up with the first one or first 2 and only focus on the final one.

A lot of people tend to get greedy and they always go for the hole in one. That makes the difference between a seasoned player and a casual that just wants to get the best possible score.

Believe it or not, you need to have a balanced score. The best thing you can do in the game is to try and keep a balanced score.

This way even if you lose at a hole, you do end up winning at another one. Yes, Golf is a fun game and it does require a lot of focus.

That will just make the process more convenient and interesting. Playing order for this game doesn't make any difference.

To finish the game, every player gets the same amount of throws. The number of holes that have been agreed upon is written in order on the left hand side of the board either 1 through 18 or 1 through 9.

For every hole that is played a running total is made and written down next to the hole number for that player's column.

The outer double ring A is the hole in one and the inner triple ring B is 2 strokes. The thin wedge C that is in between the triples ring and bullseye is 3 strokes, while the thick wedge D that is between the triples and double ring is 4 strokes.

If you entirely miss the number E it counts as 5 strokes, which is the worst possible score you can get on a hole. The Play: The first hole is started by the first player by throwing for ones.

The player can elect to throw three, two or one dart at the hole. No matter how many darts get thrown, the dart that counts is the last one thrown.

As an example, a player throws his first dart. It lands into the thin 1 wedge C , which scores 3 points. The player is dissatisfied with the score, so throws his last two darts.

Rules and board configurations of the game vary from league to league, but are generally played single, head-to-head or with teams.

Dart golf games have been known since as early as based on Harrison Johnston UK Patent submission. Further, there was a patent filed in by Howard Hanson for a dartboard where the numbers are in a different order than the standard dartboard to make playing golf on the board more like playing a golf course.

The dartboards used to play dart golf games consist of 3 major categories. First are dartboards that are representations of golf courses.

Second are dartboards that are very similar to traditional dartboards but are arranged differently in order to make playing golf on the board more representative of playing golf.