Galloping Golf (1926)

Galloping Golf is a dice driven game in which players compete at par 4 holes by rolling five dice with various outcomes. Each player scores between 2-9 per hole (no hole-in-one). Scores are tallied on scoring sheets and the lowest score wins. A collectible feature of this game are the Bakelite/Catalin dice that are included. The game may have had several reincarnations, including being produced for Wilson Sporting Goods and for a company called Arl-Hi. from the gameboard explanation To anyone not experienced in golf, this game will prove very interesting and instructive. Anyone who does not play golf can quickly learn the Golf Game by reading the accompanying rules. Every member of the family will find this game delightfully instructive as well as a fascinating pastime. The experienced golfer will be subject to many of the same interesting and thrilling situations which are found on the links. This Golf Course is modeled after the famous Championship Golf Course, designed by the late Seth J Raynor. It is located in Fairyland, atop Lookout Mountain, Tennessee-Georgia, near Chattanooga, Tenn. The Location of greens, tees, hazards and the par figures shown are identical with the Fairyland Course.