"Boot and Rally" is not a Feat of Skill
May 18, 2012 2:29 PM Subscribe
Help me come up with a list of "bar games" for a pub crawl!
I'm running a Pub Golf event tomorrow and we're looking to include some "feats of skill" to allow players to lower their scores without having (too many) extra drinks.
So far we're planning a bullseye-throwing competition and a modified game of quarters.
We're not looking for drinking skills (chugging, etc.) and we don't want to lug any equipment around (so no props larger than pocket-sized: ping-pong balls are probably okay, hula hoops are not). The group is mixed-gender and varyingly-fit, so physical feats might not be appropriate.
We've got a dartboard at two bars and a coin-operated pool table at another, and need to move 15-25 people through each feat in about half an hour. The bars ought to be mostly-empty, so we're not terribly concerned about space or causing a ruckus.
There is (or ought to be, anyway) a referee to mediate.
Thanks!
posted by uncleozzy to sports, hobbies, & recreation (8 answers total) 3 users marked this as a favorite
Spitball competition (featuring a classy photo of a universally reviled celebrity (we used Rick Santorum))
Stupid small physical challenges that would be trickier if you're drunk. For example: Holding a napkin at the end of a straw, or who can stand on one foot the longest
word games for example the first contest days the name of a famous person, the next person has to say the of a celebrity who's first name starts with the same letter as the last name of the previous celebrity (Example: Brad Pitt, Peter Dinklage, Dennis Franz, Felicity HUffman, etc, etc
posted by FakePalindrome at 2:40 PM on May 18, 2012