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• Get your set of Chipz containing 30 Chipz in total.
• 29 playing Chipz and 1 “Lucky Pot” chipz that has our game number on it.

Monkey – hitting a tree (yes, the leaves count)

Camel – Ball finishes in a fairway bunker (if it runs out of it count yourself lucky)

Cat – Ball finishes in a greenside bunker (same rules apply as the Camel)

Each way bet – missing the fairway on the left and right on the same hole (this rule can be modified for higher handicappers to be ‘missed on both sides of the fairway in the 1 shot’)

Frog – Ball finishes in any hazard

Dome – Cold top

Skull – Knifing/blading the ball

Snake – 3 putt

Anaconda – 4 putt

Fairy – Short of the ladies tee

Highway – hitting the cart path (no the ball doesn’t have to stay on the path to count)

Lamb – The dreaded shank (get rid of this chip ASAP)

Air ball – Missing the green from the fairway inside 100 (70 for higher handicappers)

Bear – Ball finishes out of bounds

The beached whale – hitting a ball from bunker to bunker (if you ball comes out of the bunker and rolls back in it counts)

Baboon – Hitting a tree on a par 3

Crocodile –Ball finishes in an unplayable lie

Beer shout – Furthest from the pin on a par 3 shouts a drink at every opportunity (includes clubhouse and drinks cart)

Dog – Putting off the green from on the green

Helicopter – Throwing a club (any rotation is enough to count)

Island Hopper – if playing an island course and the ball finishes in the ocean)

Asshole – Playing out the hole from another hole (rough and fairway of the wrong hole count)

Wilderness – Lost ball in the bush

Dirty bum – 2 wipes in a row when playing Stableford

Emu – No birdies or eagles for the group in the round (higher handicappers can play net birdie)

Birdie – Birdie

Ferret – Chipping in from off the green

Alcatraz – A miraculous par or better (the miracle shot)

Ace – Hole in 1 (winner takes the entire pot at the end of the round)

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Chipz is a ‘game within a game’ for golf. There are 30 Chipz, 25 of which are penalty Chipz with the remaining 5 as rewards.

There is only 1 of each chip, with the appropriate chip being passed to the next player.

For example:

John, Tom, Chris and Matt are playing a round as a group - John hits his ball into a tree and receives the monkey chip as a penalty, Tom then takes his shot and also hits a tree – John then passes the monkey chip to Tom. The same rules apply for the reward Chipz -Chris putts in for birdie and receives the Birdie reward chip only to have Matt also making birdie on the hole taking the reward chip off player 2.

All penalty Chipz have a negative dollar value and all reward Chipz have a positive dollar value (a penalty chip will cost you money whilst a reward chip will make you money)

At the end of the round all players tally up the Chipz and pay their portion into the ‘pot’.

Player can then decide how to divvy up the combined winnings (or place all $ on the bar).

Multiple Chipz can be accrued on a hole (and swing) – After his previous Birdie, Chris tees off on the 9th tee, pulls his drive into the trees and through to the hazard earning himself the Monkey Chip (hitting a tree) and the Frog Chip (landing in a hazard) for a combined $10 penalty. Unfortunately, it gets worse for Chris as once he is on the green he proceeds to 3 putt and earn himself the Snake Chip (3 putt) taking his 9th hole tally to $15. Lucky enough for Chris, Tom also 3 putts which allows Chris to hand over the Snake Chip to Tom and reduce his 9th hole tally to $10.

Chipz always get passed to the following player – Chis had 3 putted before Tom so got to hand him the Snake Chip but if Tom had putted first Chris would have retained the Snake Chip.

Dollar values on the Chipz are a guide only.

Players can choose to play the entire set or selected Chipz

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