GolfProfi
2002
Use various-sided dice as golf clubs, navigate a hex-laden course, and balance strong randomness with strategy in a richly produced game.
120
minutes
1 - 4
player(s)
10+
Medium
About this board game
GolfProfi is a golf board game for 1–4 players, with an approximate play time of 120 minutes. Released in 2002, it uses various-sided dice to represent clubs as players swing through a hex-laden course.
Each die brings the game’s golf mechanics to life, while the course’s hex-based layout provides the setting for every shot. GolfProfi has a strong random element, but it also offers a decent dose of strategy, creating a mix of uncertainty and considered play.
The game comes from the people who published TurfMaster and MotorChamp, and it shares several characteristics with those earlier games. As with them, GolfProfi is known for its over-the-top production and its rules in both German and English.
- Various-sided dice represent different golf clubs.
- A hex-laden course provides the game’s playing environment.
- Strong randomness is balanced by strategic decision-making.
- Rules are provided in German and English.
- Players can create expansion boards in the form of additional golf courses.
The ability to create expansion boards gives GolfProfi a distinctive feature beyond its core golf system. In this case, those boards take the form of golf courses, extending the game’s central theme while offering room for additional layouts.
For players looking for a golf game that combines dice-driven swings, a highly produced presentation, and strategy amid uncertainty, GolfProfi offers a focused tabletop experience. Its combination of varied dice, hex-based courses, bilingual rules, and customizable course expansion makes it a notable 2002 release.