Note: it is possible to score a bogie on the same hole as an eagle or birdie.

Thus a player knocking on zero can be penalized 10 points if another player holds a birdie or eagle. Note: The birdie and eagle scores are less than zero. However, kings are more sought-after and therefore harder to collect: the odds against assembling four kings better reflect the rarity of a hole in one in real golf. Some players have commented that a hole-in-one should be scored when someone acquires all 4 Aces, and this is a possible variant. This is achieved when a player acquires all 4 Kings. The bogie can be used by same player as often as desired with each look adding another three stroke penalty to his final score for the hole. This layout scores -1.Įagle: An eagle is scored when a player's final layout consists of 4 cards of the same rank - it scores -2.īogie: A bogie is charged to a player wishing to look at one card in his layout (any card) - this adds 3 to his score. These variants of 4-card Golf were contributed by Mike Morganīirdie: A birdie is scored when a player's final layout consists of 3 cards of the same rank plus a King. Eagles, Birdies, Bogies and Holes in One.It is a collection of variations of the card game Golf. This page is part of the Invented Games section of the Card Games web site.

Rules to the card game golf