Master of green

Master of Green is a tabletop golf game created by Denis Varetz, an independent business owner based in Brétigny-sur-Orge, France. The idea arose after a thunderstorm forced golfers to abandon a competition before completing their rounds. Inspired by the wish to keep filling in scorecards and finish the game virtually, Varetz developed a way to bring the experience of golf to the table.

The game is designed for players who enjoy golf and want to continue playing away from the course. Its contents include 100 cards, 20 score sheets, four pencils and a rulebook in French. The brand also provides English-language rules for printing, along with downloadable score sheets, making it easier for players to use the game in different languages and keep track of their results.

Master of Green offers information about the cards and the game through its website, as well as downloadable materials for players. The concept combines golf-inspired play with practical scorekeeping, offering a virtual way to complete a round when real play is interrupted or unavailable.