How to Play Pool Golf

Here's a good pool table game for when you're really tired of the traditional games. Just like regular golf, up to four players can play.

Things You'll Need

• Billiard Lighting
• Bridges For Pool
• Cue Stick Chalk
• Pool Balls
• Pool Cue Carrying Cases
• Pool Cues
• Pool Table Covers
• Pool Table Horsehair Brushes
• Pool Tables
• Pool Triangles

Instructions

1. 

   Choose one ball to be your ball. Each player must have his or her own ball.

2. 

   Choose one of the corner pockets to be the first hole.

3. Set your ball on the foot spot and hit it with the cue ball as if you were breaking.

4. Have each player "tee off" in the same manner.

5. 

   Use the cue ball to pocket your numeric ball in as few shots as possible.

6. Alternate turns after each shot.

7. Place your numeric ball on the foot spot after you make it in the hole. Leave the cue ball where it is.

8. Play each hole clockwise around the table, keeping track of your strokes. Three times around the table equals eighteen holes.

Tips & Warnings

• If you alternate turns, you won't have to keep score. The first player to round all the holes is the winner.

• If you want to keep score, give each hole a "par," as in golf. Each hole should be Par 2.

• Avoid playing this game on coin-operated tables.

• Also avoid playing Pool Golf in "rough" pool halls. Someone might take offense.