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iGolf

If you know how to play Frolf, then you get the idea, but this is indoors.

Standard Rules

1. Set up your holes around the house (9 or 18).
2. Holes can be:
   • existing objects, such as ceiling fans, TV, chairs
   • hooks made specifically for iGolf.
3. Each player starts with their own Phd.
4. Players rotate who is the First Thrower at each new hole.
5. The First Thrower for each hole defines:
   • the starting throwing location
   • whether throwers have to touch the hole with their Phd (Touch hole) or get their Phd to land on the hole (Land-on hole).
6. For Land-on holes, players remove their Phd from the hole once they get it to land on the hole.
7. Holes can be either Straight shot or Blind:
   • For “straight shot” holes you are throwing from the same position until you hit the hole.
   • For “blind holes” you throw from the spot where your previous throw landed.
8. Score by counting the number of throws needed to hit or land on the hole. (3 throws on a hole scores a 3; there is no “par”)
9. Winner at end of the round has the lowest total score.
10. For a tie on a particular hole the First Thrower on the next hole is the person who has not been First Thrower for longest time.

iGolf Variations

1. Winner throws . . . . The winner of the previous hole gets to be the first thrower on the next hole.
2. As you go . . . . there are no predefined holes. The First Thrower makes up the hole and any special rules for that hole.
3. Land-on Bonus . . . . For a hole where throwers are just hitting the hole, you can subtract two points from your total score if you get your Phd to land on the hole.
4. All Blind . . . . Set up throwing positions for all holes so that you can’t see the hole from the first throw spot. (You’ll need a spotter in case someone hits the hole from the first throw spot.)
5. 3 D . . . . Each player has up to 3 different Phd’s in their bag, which they can use interchangeably through the game.
6. Duck Hunting rules . . . . one or more players can use their Phd’s to knock the thrower’s Phd out of the air to prevent it from hitting or landing on the hole.