Golf games don’t have to be confined to the links. Golf is a game without parallel, but it can’t be played in the dark, so what do you do with those long winter evenings Golf Games! Golf themed games and playing cards. From monopoly to tic-tac-toe, from zen gardens to dartboards we are sure to have something to help while away the hours until the sun rises and you can hit the links again.Monopoly is a classic game loved by 3 generations of game players and now in the Golf Games section at our website we are proud to offer a golf themed version of this beloved game. In Golf Monopoly hotels are now clubhouses, houses are caddy shacks, custom made pewter markers are all golf-themed and the Chance and Community Chest are Putter and Driver cards. Better yet, all of the property cards have been replaced with famous golf courses. Play your cards right in this game and you will truly be able to brag that you own the world famous Pebble Beach!Tee Time Cribbage is the classic game of cribbage re-imagined as progress through a championship golf course. The clever magnetically locking two piece board is heirloom quality Aspen wood with a rich mahogany finish. The game comes with a carry bag which has pockets for cards and pegs. But you may find that this is one game you won’t want to hide away in the games closet. Games of luck and strategy including two card games – Play Nine and A Good Lie and a dice based game – Golo – all three of these games are easy to learn, fast playing fun.What about adding additional fun and challenge to your on-course play? Games designed to shake up your match. Ka-Ching is an on-course coin game that is guaranteed to be fun for both high and low handicappers. Who’s Up is an on-course dice game with 36 variations for adding endless excitement to your round. Why not liven up your poker night with a set of golf-themed playing cards? Golf Playing cards come in beautiful mahogany boxes. Finally, after all the game playing when you just want to relax and think about your golf games our Golf Zen Garden will help you de-stress and go to your happy place.

Are you looking for a Hand and Foot card holder to help you while you play? This article provides you with an overview of the array of options to choose from.Many Canasta players have begun indulging themselves in the relatively new variation of the game called Hand and Foot. Players of either game are all too familiar with the experience of trying to hold twice as many cards as they can comfortably manage especially as the game progresses.The Hand and Foot or Canasta card holder can relieve those sore cramped hands. There are several styles, shapes and prices to choose from. Many are sold in sets of two and some include four per set. They range in price from as little as $6 to over $100 for a more decorative set. There are curved wooden card holders and fan shaped plastic card holders. The specific style to be used is a matter of personal preference. The point is that these card holders make it easier to manage hands that contain a large amount of cards.The Hand and Foot playing card holder would be especially beneficial to children who are learning the game, or adults who have wrist or finger injuries or those who suffer from arthritis. Now everyone can enjoy the game without suffering painful cramps.Enthusiasts of multi-deck games like Canasta might also find the Hand and Foot revolving card tray to be useful. These card trays, sometimes called carousels, can hold anywhere from two decks of playing cards up to nine depending on the specific card tray chosen. Many do not come with the cards but some will include them. You can find versions made of plastic or wood and prices vary, just like the playing card holders, depending on the materials and craftsmanship. These can be useful in maneuvering the draw or discard piles to a more convenient location for the player whose turn it is. They rotate into position making the reach easier for everyone. The nine deck card tray features two to four draw piles and one discard pile in the middle.Some players might want the Hand and Foot card box. This is a unique item that holds five decks of cards so that you don t have to separate them after every game. These boxes opens into two sections during the game so that one half can be used to hold the draw pile and the other half the discard pile. Many Hand and Foot or Canasta enthusiasts will love keeping their playing cards together for the next game. No more searching the house to find enough decks of playing cards.There are many different multi-deck card game accessories available from Hand and Foot card organizers to help the players manage large numbers of cards, to the Hand and Foot card box to keep playing cards together for the next card game. Grab a combination of card holders for play, a card box for storage, and a revolving card tray for your next game. These hand and foot card holders really can make your game so much more enjoyable.

Blackjack is a card game that can be very successfully translated into an online video game. Firstly, it is a game that you can effectively play on your own, with the role of the dealer being integrated into the video game itself. Secondly, the rules are very simple so you even if you have never played before, you can be up to speed within a few seconds.So, what are the basic rules of blackjack? Well, the idea is to achieve a score of 21, or get as close to that score as possible, but without going over otherwise you bust. An ace is worth either one point or eleven points – the choice is yours depending on the hand you are playing. Picture cards are worth ten points, with all other cards being worth their face value, so, for example, an eight of hearts is worth eight points, a three of spades is worth three points, and so on.The game starts with both you and the dealer being dealt two cards each. Both of your cards are visible to you and the dealer, but only one of the dealer’s cards is visible to you. This is called the upcard; the hidden card is called the ‘hole’. Based on the two cards you have been dealt, you need to make a decision about what to do next. The basic choices are:Stand/Stay – This is when you are happy with the two cards you have and you do not want to receive any more cards. Typically, you would stay if you are fairly close to 21, in which case you might bust if you take another card. Incidentally, if you get exactly 21 with your first two cards, this is called blackjack.Hit – This is where you take another card. You would typically do this when you are confident that you probably won’t bust if you take another card. Of course, if you get it wrong and you end up with cards that add up to more than 21, you will bust and lose your bet.Split – Most video games will allow you to do this when your first two cards have the same value, for example, two kings, two sevens, and so on. Splitting enables you to create two separate hands from the two cards you have been dealt.Double Down – This where you double your bet and draw one more card after which you must stand/stay.In a real game of blackjack in a casino, the above options would be signified by hand signals made by the player. Naturally, in a video game there’s no need to do this. Instead, there would be an appropriate button for you to click to indicate what you want to do.Card CountingCard counting is a strategy that is often employed in the blackjack card game to determine whether the next hand is likely to give a probable advantage to the player or to the dealer. By counting cards you try to decrease the casino house edge by keeping a running tally of all high and low valued cards seen by the player. Card counting allows players to bet more with less risk when the count gives an advantage as well as minimize losses during an unfavorable count. Card counting also provides the ability to alter playing decisions based on the composition of remaining cards.Contrary to popular belief, card counting does not mean memorizing the cards that have been played, but rather just allocating a value (1, 0 or -1) to each card that is displayed. Traditional card counting allocates a value of 1 to cards between two and six, 0 for cards seven to nine, and -1 for all other cards. There are a few video games available that let you practice your card counting skills.