This arrangement uses about 30% less fencing than a full enclosure. For example, a 60' x 120' court fenced this way uses 240 linear feet of fence, while a full enclosure uses 360 linear feet. This design reduces costs yet contains most errant shots.
How to Play Pyramid Solitaire. Pyramid is played with a single, well shuffled pack of 52 playing cards. A pyramid of cards is dealt, consisting of 21 cards formed from six overlapping rows. Each card in the top five rows are blocked by two cards in the row beneath.
Shuffle the deck and lay out 28 cards, face up, in a pyramid pattern: one card at the top, two in a row below it and overlapping it, three in the next row, and so on to the bottom row of seven cards. Each card except those in the bottom row should be overlapped by exactly two cards in the row below. The pyramid is the tableau. Place the remaining cards in the stock, face down. Two other piles, the wastepile and the discard pile, begin the game empty. Cards may be turned up from the stock, one at a time, and placed face up on the wastepile.