Club Champ Hole 'n One - Backyard Practice Pole Flag and Cup

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Club Champ Hole 'n One Backyard Practice Pole Flag and Cup The Club Champ Hole n' One Backyard Practice Pole Flag and Cup is every golfer's dream. This backyard practice pole, flag and cup are perfect for those needing to work on their putting and sets up in minutes. The three sections lock together to make an authentic, realistic putting green with a 6.5' flag stick� complete with heavy duty Nylon flag that can stand in the high impact regulation-sized cup. In short, this is the ultimate golf gift.

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Variations on the Game of Golf - Ladder Golf

Rather than hitting the links this past saturday, I instead played another type of golf...Ladder Golf.

Our co-founder, Stinky Golfer Tom had his annual summer party this past weekend and to go along with a few burgers, dogs and brews, there were your typical summer backyard games to partake in as well: Bocce, horseshoes, and Ladder Golf. Wait, what?

Yep, Ladder Golf. Never heard of it? No worries, neither had I. But there I was, tossing golf balls on a rope towards this ladder thingy...and the more I drank, the better I played.

The game is relatively new (early 1990's) and is believed to have originated from the camping scene. According to Wikipedia; "The game is played by throwing a bola of two golf balls connected with a rope at a ladder type structure. The top rung is worth 3 points, the middle rung is worth 2 points and the bottom rung is worth 1 point, with the goal of the game being to get exactly (and not over) 21 points."

The all-knowing online encyclopedia goes on to say it may have originated earlier than two decades ago - tracing possible roots back to cowboys who would toss live snakes at fences. Now that's a ballsy game (minus the [golf] balls).

Anyway, as much fun as the game is, it really has nothing to do with golf (save for the whole golf balls on a rope deal). That being said, perhaps this is a good opportunity to re-hash some of our previous posts about "real" variations on the game of golf.

It all began back in January of last year, when Stinky Golfer Chris (who's relaxing on a tropical island on a much-deserved vacation this week...bastard) penned a post about Mini Golf. That was followed-up by four more installments (see all below). Enjoy!

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Variations on the Game of Golf - Mini Golf
Variations on the Game of Golf - Disk Golf
Variations on the Game of Golf - Adirondack Golf
Variations on the Game of Golf - Speed Golf
Variations on the Game of Golf - Project Flogton

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