
Golf Target Shooting Hole
Select a target area on the board and putt toward it. Adjust direction and power to reach the scoring zone you want.
Target scoring, ball-game-inspired holes and precision putting challenges.
THE COLLECTION
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Select a target area on the board and putt toward it. Adjust direction and power to reach the scoring zone you want.

Read the positions of the ball obstacles and select a line around them. Use direction and power control to reach the target hole.

Choose a numbered target area and putt toward it. Aim for the higher-value areas with accurate direction and controlled strength.

Choose a coloured target using its position and point value. Putt toward it, balancing accuracy against the potential score.

Align the ball with the lane and aim for the pins. Putt along the lane with enough direction and strength control to reach them.

Keep the ball on the narrow straight fairway. Use small adjustments to direction and speed to pass the challenge section and reach the hole.
For sports bars, group events and venues that want a clear scoring challenge, start with holes built around targets and familiar ball games. Visitors can compare their results without needing to follow a long storyline.
Combine precision targets with different ways to move the ball. Billiard Golf, Darts Golf and Bowling Golf use different target arrangements; read each product’s gameplay before choosing. Avoid repeating the same shot throughout the course.
Select the theme around your audience, then compare the gameplay and difficulty of the individual holes above. One model can appear in several themes; these are shopping groups, not different versions of the equipment. You can combine holes from different groups in one proposal.
Send your country, floor plan with dimensions, intended number of holes and preferred models. Mark columns, entrances and areas needed for circulation. For a design request, you can upload a JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF through the form.
The range mainly uses wood and sheet-metal components. Confirm the construction, surface finish and care requirements of the selected models in the quotation. Equipment, freight, installation guidance and any venue decoration should be itemized so you can compare the same scope.
No. Theme and difficulty are separate classifications. Compare the star rating and gameplay of each hole, then mix approachable shots with more demanding targets. Ratings are a selection guide, not a standardized skill test.
Yes. Use these groups to shortlist products, then send the models you prefer. We can discuss the mix against the available space; a theme category is not a fixed package.
Area is a starting point. Room shape, columns, circulation and the selected holes also affect the layout. Send a dimensioned plan rather than relying on a square-metre figure alone.