Crazy Nines Golf Card Game - Funny Card Games for Family, Kids 8-12 and Adults, The Perfect Family Games for Kids and Adults, Ideal Game Night Games for Groups Adult - 112 Cards

It’s almost the same as the other game I have except you start out with more cards. So it is challenging. I was excited to try it out with my friends.. they also liked it.I would recommend it👍

Purchased this for my grandkids for Christmas. We were playing this game originally with a plain deck of cards. Was fun for the kids to have the different pictures to play with. Grandma and Grandpa had fun playing as well 😀

It’s fun but directions a little confusing.

Unusual, but fun with strategic planning

Item:Westant Crazy Nines Golf Card Game - Funny Card Games for Kids 8-12, Teens and Adults, The Perfect Family Card Games and Game Night Games for Groups AdultPackaging:Packaging was fine. The items came inside a box that was made to fit the cards. The box is pretty sturdy but the cards are not much at risk for shipping damage.Material Quality:The cards are typical cards made of heavy stock glossy paper. The printing is good.Assembly/Build Quality:The cards are cut like typical game cards. They are 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches with rounded corners. The box is pretty solid and has a cardboard frame inside that makes two areas for the cards to sit in when not being used. There is a lid on the box that opens on one side that has a magnet imbedded in the lip that keeps it shut when closed.Marketing Material:The images posted with this listing (at the time of this review) represent the product well. There is no misrepresenting here and everything is as it looks in the picture. There is also an included video that covers the rules by using some example play which is nice as the instructions are not as clear as I would like them to be. Even so, there are still some unanswered questions I have such as when the players are dealt their nine cards are they allowed to look at them when they are arranging them into the 3x3 grid? Who knows…Functionality:The game itself seems to be fairly simple and the goal is to draw and discard such that you end with the lowest score. The rules include some variations to the rules as well to add some variety in game play. The game also comes with a score sheet pad of about 30 or so score cards that help track the games with up to 8 players and 9 holes per game.Price:This item is listed (at the time of this review) for $17.79 sale price ($19.99 actual). I don’t really have a frame of reference for this price, but it seems that other similar games are priced similarly so the price seems to be in line with that; especially the sale price.Likes:I like the box the cards come in. It helps to keep them together and in good shape when not being used.Dislikes:I would like to see a little more to the instructions. Maybe an FAQ would help if they could compile such a list.Overall:I would recommend this item if you are looking for an easy to setup and play family or friends game. The game is fun and fairly simple and reasonably quick to pick up. It has a nice storage box and the cards are of good quality. The price seems reasonable, but try to catch it on sale to get the best deal.

My son loves this game and was excited to get it for Christmas. He and his siblings say it's a blast. I'm not going to lie, I don't really understand the rules. He says that he would recommend it, especially if your kids already have a knack for card games or golf.

This is the game of golf. I have played this is as a card game numerous times, but I prefer this one better. The instructions were a breeze, the cards feel and look good and are easy to play with. This game is a lot of fun, and you don't need to be a golfer either. The terms are golfing terms, but are for fun, not needed to play the game.

We picked this game up and during the holiday break we finally had an opportunity to play it. There are multiple play styles that can complicate the game a bit, and what we found for our family was to take the simple rule set with the ability to match like a bingo game board the best way for our family to be engaged and have fun. Overall the games do take a bit longer than what is stated. I would say each hand takes 10/15 minutes with the whole game taking an hour and up to 2 hours. What is great is that the scoring mechanism is simple and you can pick up the game as needed.