SIX CARDS · NINE HOLES
Golf card game
A small table. A lower score.
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Turn over two cards.
- 02
Draw and replace a card.
- 03
Make pairs. Keep points low.
Golf, at a card table
Six-card Golf is a game of small improvements. Replace high cards with low ones, or line up equal ranks vertically to cancel an entire column. Your opponent has the same six-card layout and draws from the same deck.
This table plays nine holes against a computer. It uses one standard 52-card deck, no jokers, and reveals both layouts at the end of each hole. Your moves and scorecard stay in this browser.
A few table rules
What counts as a pair?
Two equal ranks in the same vertical column score zero. Cards beside each other do not cancel.
How do card values work?
Aces score 1, twos −2, kings 0, and jacks and queens 10. Other cards score their number.
When does a hole end?
As soon as either layout is entirely face up, both layouts are scored. There is no extra final turn at this table.
Can I discard the card I just took?
A stock draw may be discarded. A card taken from the discard pile must replace one of your six cards.