Golf in a Tin Game

Pull a card, set thirty seconds, and write down everything you can think of that fits the category. Things that are purple. Oscar winning movies. Ice cream flavors.

The scoring is what makes it worth playing. A point per answer, but only if nobody else wrote it down, so all the obvious ones cancel and the round goes to whoever thought sideways. Fifty challenges from Chrissy Williams, with sample answers printed upside down on the card backs for anyone playing alone against the deck.

Comparing lists afterward is half of it, and the categories stay broad enough that nobody needs to know anything in particular to compete. The tin measures about 2.4 inches square, which is the other practical argument for it: coat pocket, glovebox, or the restaurant table you are already sitting at.

Features

• Fifty category challenges on cards
• Thirty second rounds, scored on paper
• Duplicate answers cancel out, unique ones score
• Solo play against the deck using the printed sample answers
• Chronicle Books tin, roughly 2.4 inches square