We played a ton of wiffle ball too, but went with Jarts. Just because I can't play it any more.Growing up in our neighborhood we had a wiffle ball league and had 4 different yards we used as fields.
Good Times.
Some of the disc golf nerds I know have their own portable baskets. They'll set them up in a yard and play a putting game with basically the same rules as Quarters.
No Bocce?
This game requires you to always have a beer in your handSome of the disc golf nerds I know have their own portable baskets. They'll set them up in a yard and play a putting game with basically the same rules as Quarters.
We do that out in some knee deep water on the lake. Makes the game more fun and, more importantly, less painfulThis game requires you to always have a beer in your hand
If a catchable frisbee hits the ground it's a point, if the bottle hits the ground it's two.
Teams must work together, one catches the disc, the other the bottle(while holding onto your own beer)
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That is more of a drinking game and not really fun for the whole family. Jarts on the other hand is good family fun. Nothing says fun more than throwing sharp heavy projectiles towards unsuspecting family members!
what? The kids can have sodaThat is more of a drinking game and not really fun for the whole family. Jarts on the other hand is good family fun. Nothing says fun more than throwing sharp heavy projectiles towards unsuspecting family members!
Whiffle ball is probably the most fun, but requires a handful of competitive people to shine.
wait... what?Then or now? 50 years ago, wiffle ball, without question (can't even count the number of bones I broke playing it). Now that old age has set in? Have to go with something tamer like cornhole.
wtffff? were you playing on horseback?Then or now? 50 years ago, wiffle ball, without question (can't even count the number of bones I broke playing it). Now that old age has set in? Have to go with something tamer like cornhole.
wait... what?
Obviously, you guys weren't playing SERIOUS wiffle ball. If you aren't dodging jarts while running the bases, you're playing minor league rules.wtffff? were you playing on horseback?![]()
I hear they still play this in STLNo love for a safe and wholesome game of jarts?
Pretty sure if somebody tried to get a croquet game going in my circle of friends, they'd take a mallet to the sack...It requires a great lawn (very large, beautiful short grass), but that said, beer and croquet are an awesome combination.
Smaller and/ or lower quality lawn I'd go with Bocce.
I confidently stand by my original statement, and feel sorry for your circle of friends.Pretty sure if somebody tried to get a croquet game going in my circle of friends, they'd take a mallet to the sack...
Don't.. I'm sure it's a great game.. My friends are great.. they'd help me bury a body if needed. Just not your "croquet" playing crowd.I confidently stand by my original statement, and feel sorry for your circle of friends.
We dodged cars in my yard. The deep outfield ran into the street.Obviously, you guys weren't playing SERIOUS wiffle ball. If you aren't dodging jarts while running the bases, you're playing minor league rules.
Didn't everyone's? The street was the warning track.We dodged cars in my yard. The deep outfield ran into the street.
Our "field" was my friend's backyard. We had good sized yards way back then and his was one of the few w/o a fence (or dog, no sliding into dog poop). While there were no broken bones (amazingly) third base was along the back side of his brick house. Collisions, sliding into the house, etc. did occur but we bounced right up like kids always do. Another friend and I were never allowed to be on the same team since we both had ridiculous control pitching. Duct tape to hold the split balls together added to the fun.apalmer said:Didn't everyone's? The street was the warning track.