Golf (card game) have a trio of the same number in a row it adds up to zero. The variants in multiplayer golf are endless. Some common ones include: For two to four players. Rules are the same as in double-pack golf. Sometimes jokers are not used. It can be played single or double pack. Each player receives four cards face down in a 2×2 grid and looks at two before play begins. Thereafter, players do not look at their face-down cards; however, there is a house rule that players may take a stroke (gain one point) to look at one of these
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