The first method, used most often in 4-card Golf, is that if you think you have the lowest score you can use your turn to knock instead of drawing to replace one of your cards.There are also 8-card, 9-card and 10-card forms of Golf, but these seem to be less widespread.Ī major difference between versions of Golf is in the method of ending the play. 4-card Golf is sometimes played with power cards that enable a player perform an action such as peeking at a card, swapping a card with another player, and so on. There are two main forms of the game, which I shall call 4-card Golf and 6-card Golf, according to the number of cards in each player's layout. The game of Golf described on this page has no connection with the Solitaire (Patience) game of the same name. Golf is also sometimes known as Polish Polka or Polish Poker the 4-card game is known by some players as Turtle, the 6-card game as Hara Kiri, and the 9-card game as Crazy Nines. It is common to play a series of 9 or sometimes 18 deals or 'holes', at the end of which the player with the lowest total score wins.Īlthough the card game Golf is quite widespread in North America, Britain, and perhaps other English speaking countries, it is seldom found in card game books. The scores at the end of the play are sometimes considered as representing the number of strokes taken to play a hole of golf. The aim is to make a layout scoring as little as possible. Each player has a layout of cards, initially face down, which can be successively replaced by new cards drawn from the stock or discard pile. Golf is a card game for two or more players, in which the object is to score as little as possible, as in the sport of Golf.

Golf with Power Cards (Cambio, Cabo, Pablo, Cactus, Dacz).

Golf 9 card game rules