Abstract: CARD-GOLF is a playing-card game that I invented for two to seven players. Its rules and scoring are closely simulated to embody the intricate strategies and enticing challenges of actual golf. It has its own special 50-card playing deck. It has three separate ‘courses’ that can be played. Each hole played is virtually guaranteed to be unique from any other hole played. Scores range from a ‘double eagle’ to a ‘triple bogey.’ Each player is dealt a set number of ‘clubs’ to begin every hole, the ‘pin’ is placed on the green depending upon the hole's par, and the players attempt to make the lowest score possible by gathering ‘point-clubs’, ‘green-clubs’, and ‘total-clubs’—all within the parameters of the rules of CARD-GOLF. Rounds may be ‘stroke play’, ‘match play’, or ‘skins play’.