Abstract: This invention affords the public a game that simulates a round of golf with each player being exposed to the same degree as to the chance elements. Every player has individual marking elements for use in his playing the course and in his pursuing the chance game squares in which pursuit he gains or loses play money through the drawing of chance cards that are also related to the round of golf. The game board provides a simulated golf course and said game squares. Associated with these are a plurality of shot cards, a plurality of chance cards, a plurality of play money and control elements for determining various moves on the game squares and various golf shots.