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Seabrook Studios  |  SKU: HPS-SBS1810

18 Holes: Course Architect

$27.50 CAD
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Description
Designer Ryan Boucher
Publisher Seabrook Studios
Players 1-18
Playtime 20-30 mins
Suggested Age 10 and up
Expansion For
 18 Holes

There is an adage, the million-dollar deal is done on the golf course. The deals shouldn't be happening yet as your still designing the course now. Yet, every week, the planning committee arrives to tell you what deals they made over the weekend and now you have to adjust your plans to suit. Can you handle the whims of the committee and design the best golf course with what fate has given you.

18 Holes: Course Architect is a roll-and-write where you compete to create a golf course while satisfying the whims of the Course Planning Committee. Each round the committee dice are rolled revealing the greens, fairways and hazards that need to be placed. All players place what is shown on the dice onto their course. Players score points by designing holes of the correct length, well-placed hazards, chained holes and secret bonuses. The person scoring the most points will be regarded as the greatest course architect!

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Scott Wiebe
Great game, somewhat confusing rules.

It was a really fun game to play, but the rules need some clarification.
1. It says that your first tee box square is the green for the 18th hole. In reality since you don't necessarily have to start with hole 1, it could be the green for any hole. It should say something like the first tee box is the green for the last hole. It could use 1 and 18 as an example, just don't explicitly say this is hole 1 and 18.
2. The scoring for linked holes is confusing and created controversy. Do you count two holes that are linked together as 1 linked hole or 2? The score chart has a section that says 1-9 holes. Well if you only have 2 holes linked together (the smallest link), that's 2 holes and the chart has an option for 1 hole. I interpret this to mean the number of holes connected to your starting point, but not everyone I played with did so we argued.
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