Crossbar Challenge
ABOUT
The idea here is to hit the crossbar – with the inspiration coming from the popular challenge that is normally done with a football.
HOW TO PLAY
You’ll need some kind of goal posts with a crossbar, whether that’s in a field, a park or court. Setup your tee station as far away from the goal as you feel necessary that your skill level merits. For added gameplay you can start closer and work backwards every time you hit the crossbar until you reach the other end of the pitch if you wish, but the basic premise of the game is to score as many points as possible by hitting the crossbar.
You can setup Golfway targets to hang from or near to the goalmouth to added additional point scoring opportunities.
For scoring suggestions, you could use the following:
Through the goalmouth: 1 point
Hit a hanging target: 5 points
The crossbar: 10 points
If you want to introduce even more competition you could offer minus points for missing!
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The idea here is to hit the crossbar – with the inspiration coming from the popular challenge that is normally done with a football.
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