Scroll below to discover the Rules, the Levels of Play, Scoring, and Tips to help improve your shot selection, pick your lines, better your OUTCOMES, and lower your final SCORE. Decide, THROW, and PUTT your way to finish the HOLE. At the end of the round, all you are signing for is your gross score on each hole. Watch out for DEVIATIONS and CALLS though, as you may need to use some LUCK. If you record too low a handicap on your card, your net score will stand based on that handicap. To get from the TEE GRID to the BASKET GRID in FINAL NINE you must choose the DISC you want to use, add SKILL if you want, then THROW. A game is nine 'holes' (deals), and the player with the lowest total score is the winner. Play them to determine your FLIGHT, and landing GRID, for each THROW, up/down or across each HOLE card. The round ends when all of a players cards are face-up. Each player has a HAND of 9 cards, made up of any number of DISC or ACTION cards. Each card has a brief Rule of Golf in Question and Answer format and illustrations that visually display each unique situation. England Golf, in guidance issued on the World Handicap System, say this must be the Course Handicap. Flip the top card upwards to start the discard pile. The remainder of the cards are face down. Each player’s cards should be face down in 2 rows of 3. The cards are dealt face down to the player. The dealer deals out 6 cards to each player. The card must contain your handicap and you are responsible for making sure it is shown on the scorecard under Rule 3.3b (4). The standard version starts off with using a typical, 52 card deck (plus the Jokers). This nine cards game further on follows the rules as used for 6 card golf game. In order to start the game, 3 cards are flipped faced up. The layout for this game is 3×3 square of cards. G ame Play in FINAL NINE follows a sequence of ACTIONS, inside which you make your decisions. Rule 3.3b is clear on what your scorecard responsibilities are as a player in handicap stroke play. Also known as Crazy Nines or Nines, the 9 card golf game variant is played using 2 standard decks of playing cards. FINAL NINE is based on the same principle as physical DISC GOLF : get your DISC from the HOLE'S TEE PAD to its BASKET in the least number of THROWS, using SKILL, avoiding TROUBLE, and having LUCK. Cards are turned one at a time from the stock to a single waste / discard pile where building occurs by transferring exposed column cards according to the rules.
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