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Fairway Nine

Draw, replace, and match cards to finish with the lowest score. Play computer opponents, or pass one device between 2–6 friends. Choose a quick 3-hole round or a full 9-hole game.

Start by revealing two of your eight cards. On your turn, draw from the deck or take the top discard, then decide which card to replace. Matching columns and negative cards can help more than a single low card.

YOUR POCKET CADDIE

Small numbers.
Big little victories.

  1. Tee off. Eight cards, two rows of four. Reveal any two to begin.
  2. Take a shot. Draw from the deck or take the top discard. Replace any card in your grid with it.
  3. Not your card? Discard a deck draw, then reveal a hidden card. With exactly one hidden card left, you may skip that reveal. A card taken from the discard pile must be used.
  4. Find a match. Two equal numbers in a column score zero. Two, three or four matching columns of the same number earn −10, −15 or −20 extra.
  5. Keep the −5s. These always subtract five each. Two columns of −5s score −30 including the bonus.
  6. Putt out. Reveal all eight and everyone else gets one final turn. Then all cards are revealed and scored. Lowest total after 3 or 9 holes wins; ties share the win.

The deck has eight copies of 0–12 and four −5 cards. Progress is saved on this browser when storage is available. Pass & play uses one shared device; there are no online rooms in this mode.

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Your current round stays saved. Starting a new round replaces it.