Abstract: A board-type golf game is comprised of a board having opposed playing surfaces and on which is delineated a plurality of golf links. Each link has a tee area, a fairway area, a green area and representations of golf hazards. Numbered landing markers are associated with these areas. The landing markers on the green area are colored and these colors are associated with various degrees of difficulty of golf skill testing questions which are provided on skill testing cards. The skill testing cards are provided in groups and each of the groups is associated with a particular number of die throws that a player obtains before landing his pawn piece on the green. The player pawn pieces are advanced on the fairway and through the hazards by the numbers obtained by throwing one or two dies. The number of putting strokes calculated on the green depends on the answers given to the questions contained in the skill testing cards.