This name is given to two different marble games. The first game is Miniature Golf played with marbles. Players construct a miniature golf course from materials at hand and take turns shooting their marbles around, through, and over the obstacles they've built. First player to complete nine holes wins. The second version of the game is played with a bridgeboard.
Players take turns shooting their marbles through the arches in numerical order.
Arches that are shot through out of sequence don't count. A successful shoot through the correct arch entitles the shooter to an additional turn. First player to send his marble through all nine holes in the correct order wins. In this game, the target is a shallow hole about six inches across and a half-inch deep. Players shoot from behind a taw line 3 to 5 feet away.