GB385098A - Appliances for playing a board game simulating golf - Google Patents

Abstract

385,098. Board games. BURGESS, L., School House, Chesterfield Road, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Dec. 8, 1931, No. 33954. [Class 132 (ii).] Appliances for playing a board game simulating golf comprise a board, Fig. 1, having depicted thereon a number of golf " holes " in plain view, each " hole " comprising a central fairway section b and " pull " and " slice " sections c, d in the respective sides thereof, each " hole " being circumscribed by a boundary line and subdivided by transverse lines into distinctively marked or coloured sections, a schedule correspondingly marked or coloured to indicate the club to be used in playing from a given space, and a plurality of discs, Fig. 2, representing the different clubs referred to in the schedule, each disc being provided with a rotatable pointer g a plurality of circumferentially spaced sections, numerals in the sections indicating moves to be made when the pointer stops thereat, and indications h, j in the sections of some of the discs that the moves resulting therefrom must be made into the " pull " or " slice " sections of the " holes." The pieces for moving over the board may take the form of figures, pegs or balls.