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How to Play
ScratchPad is super simple to learn. Each page is a new hole of golf. The goal is to get from the tee box to the pin in the least amount of shots possible. Easy enough right?
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There are a few twists that make ScratchPad a challenging golf experience never seen before.
Eyes Closed
Navigate Obstacles
Finish In The Hole
Win The Golden Tee
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Eyes Closed
Play begins with the youngest player, they will be Player 1. They will carefully look over the course and decide where they are going to aim for. Once ready to shoot, Player 1 will put their pen on the red square tee box, close their eyes, and draw their first shot. Eyes will remain closed until they stop drawing. At this point, they can open their eyes and use the marker in their tally box corner. Example: Player 1 is a circle.
Player Initials
Tally Area
Line Marker
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Navigate Obstacles
There are four obstacles to look out for in ScratchPad:
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Water - If you land in the water, add a stroke and shoot again from the previous shot.
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Trees - If you hit a tree at any point in your line, take your next shot from where you first hit the tree.
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Rough - If your line ends in the rough, your next shot is taken with your opposite hand.
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Bunker/Sand - Landing in the sand means your next shot will be taken differently. Instead of drawing a line, you will pick the pen up off the paper and dot the shot!
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Finish In The Hole
The hole ends when every player finishes in the hole. If you go over the hole, you are still in play. Your line must end in the hole to finish the hole. If the end of the line is touching the white of the hole at all it is considered in.
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Win the Golden Tee
The ScratchPad is split up into three separate courses. The third course is the Championship Course. Here is where the friendly competition ends and the war begins. The winner of the third course walks away with the coveted Golden Tee. Earning this means a lifetime of glory.
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