Ring Golf
11 Or Bust Rules
First player to score exactly 11 points wins. If a player scores over 11 points, they bust and have to go back to 7 points. The red halo is worth 1 point, the blue halo is worth 2 points, and the white halo is worth 3 points.
The Backyard 9 Rules
Each player gets 9 shots. The player with the highest score after 9 shots wins. The red halo is worth 1 point, the blue halo is worth 2 points, and the white halo is worth 3 points.
Hole-In-One Challenge Rules
First to hit a hole-in-one in each halo wins.
*Place tees 15 feet from the front of the blue and white halos.
Classic Golf
Classic Golf Rules
Determine how many holes you will play (3, 9, or 18), what par will be for each hole, and the location you will tee off from for each hole. If a ball lands next to a hazard such as a fence, wall, sidewalk, tree, etc, the player is allowed to move the ball a club head length away from the hazard without having to add a penalty stroke to their score. If the ball lands in the bushes, water, or any other hazard where it has to be moved more than a club head length to be playable, the player must add a penalty stroke to their score. If a penalty stroke is taken, the player may drop the ball in a playable position near the hazard. The drop ball may not be placed closer to the hold than where it entered the hazard. Lowest score wins.
Target Golf
Target Golf Rules
First player to score exactly 11 points wins. If a player scores over 11 points, they bust and have to go back to 7 points. 1 point is earned for scoring inside the outer halo, 2 points are earned for scoring inside the blue halo, and 3 points are earned when the ball hits the flagstick and stays inside the blue halo.
*Place tees 15 feet from the front of the blue and white halos.
Indoor Golf
Indoor Golf Rules
The same rules for classic golf are applied to indoor golf. Determine how many holes you will play (3, 9, or 18), what par will be for each hole, and the location you will tee off from for each hole. The green tee pad in the picture is recommended, but optional (available on halogolfgame.com). There are 3 skill levels for indoor golf; beginner, intermediate, and expert. For beginner, place the blue and white ring inside of the red ring as seen in the picture. For intermediate, remove the red ring and place the white ring inside the blue ring. For expert, use only the white ring. Whether you are playing with 1, 2, or 3 rings, it counts as going in the hole as long as your ball stays anywhere inside of the ring.