Golf Solitaire. Rules.
- Played with a 52-card deck (2 through Ace).
- 35 cards are dealt into 7 columns of 5 cards, with the rest placed face down in a reserve.
- The goal of the game is to remove all face-up cards.
- The top card of the reserve is revealed.
- Cards from the open field are removed one at a time. You can use the top card from each column.
- You can remove a card based on the value of the card revealed.
- The removed card is placed on top, and the next removed card is compared with it.
- If there are no moves, you can reveal a card from the reserve and place it on top. Now we compare it.
- The game is won when the 7 x 5 face-up field is completely cleared.
- A removed card is worth 5 points, the next one 10, then 15, and so on, indefinitely. - If the reserve was flipped over or a move was taken back (undo), the point count starts again from 5.
- You can always return to the layout by its number (see the upper right corner).
- In the settings, there is an option called "Place on the King." In this case, you can place a queen on the king. Otherwise, nothing can be placed on the king.
- Since this option makes life easier, removing a pair is worth 4 points instead of 5, and then 8, 12, and so on.
A version of the card game "Golf Solitaire." Rules are in the appendix.