Wedge Master Assembly and Game Instructions

The Wedge Master is a fun at home solution to get your kids and relatives of their phones and onto a fun interactive game. The game helps improve hand eye coordination and blood flow, develops confidence for all age golfers, while also delivering accuracy to the golf course and raising your status as the go to golfer.

Wedge Master Assembly Instructions:

1. Remove Target from Carrying Case
2. Unfold Target (Be careful with this step, it could fling up rapidly)
3. Place Target on ground and buckle all three snaps for the bullseye ring
4. Lift front face with bullseye ring and insert both support rods into the circular holes on the front face and the bottom circles of the support strap
1. We have learned some of the rods are cut 0.5 inches short and will need some adjustments
2. Refer to video below to resolve this challenge
5. Set up in location indoor/outdoor
1. If playing outdoor, use the ground stakes in the grass to hold the target in place
6. HAVE FUN!

Wedge Master Game Play Instructions:

A golf wedge (pitching, approach, loft, etc.) must be used.
Foam balls that are provided and/or real golf balls can be utilized.
Lowest Score after nine rounds(holes) wins

There is a max of 3 targets allowed in play at one time

1. First Target Distance: Rec 6 yards; Pro 12 yards
2. Second Target Distance: Rec 12 yards; Pro 24 yards
3. Third Target Distance: Rec 18 yards; Pro 36 yards

Each Target has 3 zones

• Zone 1 - Large Zone (White)
• Zone 2 - Middle Zone (Blue)
• Zone 3 - Bullseye Zone (Red)

First Target Distance

• Zone 1 (Par) is 0 points
• Zone 2 (Birdie) is -1 point
• Zone 3 (Eagle) is -2 points

Second Target Distance

• Zone 1 (Par) is 0 points
• Zone 2 (Birdie) is -2 points
• Zone 3 (Eagle) is -4 points

Third Target Distance

• Zone 1 (Par) is 0 points
• Zone 2 (Birdie) is -3 points
• Zone 3 (Eagle) is -6 points

Each shot that misses the target is a +1 (a player can get a max of +3 each hole)

Each hole, each player get 3 shots
The player with the fewest points shoots first each hole
*Rec play does allow for a bounce if all the players agree on this scoring structure *All obstacles and ground is in play during the round*
*Pro is only able to score on shots scored in the air with no bounce on the ground
*There is an option to add the rule for AirMail [AirMail Rule: If a player hits all 3 golf balls into the target by air only (AirMail), they receive a 4th ball to use for that hole]

Team Rules
Each additional player get 3 balls for each hole
Lowest score from the team is used for each hole