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Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion

Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion

Forsage Games · 2025Expansion
1–129.7 BGG10Kids
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How do you play Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion?

The expansion contains plastic obstacles in forms of some unwanted objects that can be found on golf and mini golf courses, such as chewing gums, banana peels, dropped ice cream cones, etc.

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The expansion contains plastic obstacles in forms of some unwanted objects that can be found on golf and mini golf courses, such as chewing gums, banana peels, dropped ice cream cones, etc., and some others that would make this game even more interactive and interesting (water balloons and bombs). The balls interact differently in contact with each of those objects, which means each one has its unique properties.

This expansion is compatible with Carom Golf, Carom Mini Golf 3D, and Carom Mini Golf 2D.

—description from the publisher

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BGG rating9.7 / 10
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Kids
Players
1–12
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Q3How do you play Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion?
Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion is a expansion for base-game game, for 1–12 players. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion support?
Carom Golf: Garbage Expansion is played by 1–12 players.
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