Personal Trivia Golf
Teams score personal-trivia questions like holes of golf. The fewer attempts it takes to reach three points, the better.
- Players
- 10–40
- Ages
- 12+
- Time
- 25 min
- Prep
- Low
- Equipment
- 2 items
What to bring
- Pens
- Paper
- Image of a golf course (optional)
- Pins (optional)
How to play
Everyone writes three facts about themselves as questions: one easy, one medium, one hard. Split into two teams and pool each team's questions into an easy, a medium and a hard pile. Each hole takes three points to complete, with a hard question worth 3 points, a medium 2 and an easy 1. Teams take turns choosing which pile to attempt from the other team's questions, and every attempt counts as a stroke whether they get it right or not. The team furthest from the hole always goes next. Play three holes and the lowest total strokes wins. Mark progress on a drawing of a golf course if you want to make it visual.
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