THE GAMES ALLEY

Skittles
Golf, Putting,
Horse Shoes,
Ring Toss
The ideal attraction to create interest and atmosphere. Designed for both inside and outside usage and portable, the Games Alley will increase patronage and "takings". It makes for a special event at galas, fetes and organized celebrations and during what would otherwise be quiet times. It utilizes that spare space and transforms it into a center of attention. With four games it appeals to young and old alike and to all types of customers.
  • Fully Portable
  • Easy to assemble & dismantle
  • Unique interlocking design
  • No tools needed
  • No nuts or bolts
  • Use inside or outside
  • Case supplied to keep games pieces together
  • Fits into a car boot
  • 16 ft. playing length+ 2 ft. catch box
  • 2 ft. 8 in. wide playing surface
  • 3 ft. 8 in. wide overall with edging
  • Exterior grade sealed plywood
  • Aluminum frames and interlocking battens and lugs

Golf:

1) MATCH PLAY can be played between two individuals or two teams. Decide to play either 9 or 18 holes at the start of the game. The player or team winning most holes wins the Match. In the event of a tie further sudden death holes are played with the match going to the first winner of a hole.

2) STROKE PLAY is played between individuals normally up to 4, the winner being the player with the highest total score of the round. Again choose to play either 9 or 18 at the start.

Skittles:

A game can be played as singles between two players or between two teams of up to 12 players. For league play: a team is usually in four groups of three. Each group bowls one "hand" in turn. A hand comprises of three strikes (balls) at the skittles - one strike by each player in the group. If all the pins are bowled over in less than 3 strikes, then they are reset giving a maximum possible score in a "hand" of 27. A leg is complete when each group has bowled one "hand". A match normally consists of 3 legs.

Horse-Shoes:

The first player (or team player pitches 2 shoes, followed by the opponent (or the first player in the opposing team) who pitches 2 shoes. This completes a FRAME. The winner of a frame pitches first in the next frame. Players not pitching must remain away from the alley and not interfere with or move the pitched shoes before the frame ends. A MATCH consists of 21 points.

Ring Toss:

Place the base with centre large peg in the hole situated at the center skittle position and square to the alley. The first player (or team player) throws 2 rings, followed by the opponent (or the first player in the opposing team) who throws 2 rings. This completes a Frame. The winner of a frame throws first in the next frame. Players not throwing must remain away from the alley and not interfere with or move the thrown rings before the frame ends. A MATCH consists of 10 frames.