Description
This game is designed to be played during a golf tournament, spread out over 18 holes - or it can be played during a 9-hole game.
A golf tournament integrated murder mystery for an unlimited amount of participants. There are 8 required actor roles for this game to play the roles of the suspects.
The game is sectioned into three rounds for an 18-hole game:
- Round one is the first 9 holes where the characters will mingle with the golfers as they play through.
- Round two: The murder occurs mid-way, and then the investigation happens on the back nine. You'll post evidence cards on the back nine holes and the guests will submit their best guesses of whodunit as they finish the course.
- Round three: is the solution round. There are many ways to play this round - either the actors will present the solutions formally during the after party, or you can simply post the solution for the guests to see as they leave the course.
The game is sectioned into three rounds for a 9-hole game:
- Round one is the first 4 holes where the characters will mingle with the suspect characters as they arrive and play through. Since you are shortening the game to 9 holes, you'll stage 2-3 actors at the reception desk for check-in, to mingle with them before the players start hole #1. Then, you'll stage actors at holes #1-4 with 1-2 holes having 1-2 actors to mingle with the players.
- Round two: The murder occurs on hole 5, and then the investigation happens on the back nine. You'll post evidence cards on holes 6-9 and the players will submit their best guesses of whodunit as they finish the course. Some holes will have more than one evidence card.
- Round three: is the solution round. There are many ways to play this round - either the actors will present the solutions formally during the after party, or you can simply post the solution for the guests to see as they leave the course.
Note: this is not the traditional format of a murder mystery party. This is a golf-themed mystery that is integrated into a golf tournament. This game will require actors to play the roles of the suspects. This is the instant download upon purchase version of the game. You'll have everything needed to play upon purchase - just print and prepare. No waiting, no shipping fees.
Helpful Links:
Host character list- Free, printable invitation
- Sample game materials - see content, format and example plotlines
- Murder Mystery Prop Emporium
- Boxed version - My Mystery Party will prepare your game kit
- Free player pre-game site
Mystery Synopsis:
Bloodworth Falls is a charming city isolated in the mountains and known for landmark 19th-century buildings. The Black Night Castle is the most popular tourist attraction, bringing visitors from all over the globe. Julian Tremblay, the wealthiest person in The Falls, is the heir to the estate. The mayor of Bloodworth Falls is hosting a charity golf tournament in honor of Julian Tremblay at the exclusive Bloodworth Falls Country Club. The event will raise funds for the restoration of the historical Black Night Castle. The who’s who has all signed up to play and the event will certainly be the talk of the town.
The winner of the tournament will receive a lifetime membership to the club, as well as many other luxurious prizes. You’ve seen the guest list and are deeply concerned that many of the participants may cause mayhem having to be in the same place at the same time. You’re going to be there, nevertheless. This is where your story begins.
Commercial licensing:
If you are hosting this commercially - so other than a private party on a golf course - you also need a commercial license.
This is a single-use license for a private event unless you also purchase the commercial license via the above link. Email us to a request a copy of the license along with your order number. A statement that this is a MyMysteryParty.com game in all online/print/verbal or otherwise promotional materials is required by the license - see the commercial license for further details.
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The Ladies Loved It!
We did this for an end of season fun day event for our ladies golf league. It was a smashing success. We had our head pro as the victim and incorporated our club manager, superintendent, restaurant manager, chairman of the board and other key members of our club as suspects.
