Billy Casper's DINKY LINKS

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rules

© 1962 Dynamics, Ltd.

Dynamics Ltd.

"dynamics, ltd." with "d" inside circle that incorporate the right curve of the letter "y"

NEW
… "a 9 hole Golf Course that has the fun and
skills of an actual round of golf!"
[signature Billy Casper]

«Billy Casper's
DiNKY-LiNks»

© 1962 DYNAMICS LTD.
DENVER, COLORADO

· Billy Casper says, "DiNKY-LiNks is the ideal game
Copyright 1962
DYNAMICS LTD. DENVER, COLORADO
for the 19th hole and real family fun!"

HERE ARE THE SIMPLE RULES:

OBJECT OF THE GAME: to get "Dinky" (small disc)
from tee into cup in least number of shots.

TO PLAY "DINKY LINKS":

1. One to four players or teams can play at one time.


2. Place "Dinky" (small disc) between arros on 1st tree.
   Press down with shooter on back of small disc,
   shooting "Dinky" toward 1st hole.


3. Each player or team completes each hole before
   next player or team shoots.


4. Player or team with lowest score on last hole, shoots first on next tee.


5. "Dinky" is playable anywhere on playing surface except
   water hazard.


6. If "Dinky" lands in wrong cup, remove without penalty.

PENALTIES:

1. "Dinky" (disc) shot off playing surface or in water
   hazard—(1) one shot penalty. Replace "Dinky"
   where out of bounds occurred or entry of water
   hazard, farthest from hole.


2. "Dinky" touching water is considere in water—(1) one stroke penalty.
   

7—STROKE LIMIT ON ANY HOLE—7

34-36… PRO
37-39… AMATEUR
40-42… DUFFER
43-46… HACKER

© Copyright 1962
DYNAMICS, LTD. DENVER, COLORADO

· ANOTHER NEW PRODUCT BY «dynamics, ltd.»
DENVER, COLORADO
MADE IN U.S.A.

golf, Billy Casper, hole, Ruder Cup, United States Open, amateur, professional, pro, duffer, hacker

printed on box cover

21 ¼ inches wide — 21 ¼ inches high — 3 ½ inches deep

134 cm wide — 134 cm high — 39.4 cm deep

The game playing surface represents a 9-hole golf course. It consists of green felt attached to a styrofoam base that has rolling contours; each hole is identified by a small white cup (1 1/8" in diameter) that is on a green elevated above the remaining green felt. The game playing surface folds horizontally; in other words, there are two styrofoam bases with green felt and golf holes on them that are attached in the middle. Unfolded, the game playing surface measures 41 3/4" wide by 20 3/4". Its thickness, including the styrofoam, is 1" on the outside, but thicker on the greens with the holes.

A light blue water hazard lake starts on the left half of the game playing surface, where the game title, "Billy Casper's" (in black) appears above "DiNKY-LiNks" (in red, with yellow dotted "I" letters, and yellow outlines) along with the 1962 copyright notice. The water hazard connects via a stream to the right half, where another lake appears. "PENALTY—1 STROKE" appears all along the water hazard.

In addition to the white plastic cups for each hole from 1 through 9, the course has numbered white triangles indicating direction of play for each hole number.

In various places along the course are two types of foam plastic that is deteriorating due to age. One type is generally orange-tan, flat, and shaped like the Finger Lakes, most likely bunkers. Another type is gray and folded multiple times unto itself, which perhaps may be trees or rough.

Squidgers (representing golf clubs) and winks (representing golf balls) are provide in blue, red, yellow, and white. 1 squidger is included for each color, measuring 7/8" in diameter. 3 winks are included for each color, each measuring 5/8" in diameter.

A pad of scorecard sare included, each having 9 lines corresponding to each of the 9 holes, noting the par and handicap for each hole, providing the opportunity for up to 4 players to record their scores. The additional rightmost column is marked "W+ L- HO".

Rick Tucker