Clock golf

Jaques of London's description suggests that clock golf can be played wherever there is space for "an approximate circle of 10–30ft in diameter", and that shrubs and other obstacles can add to the interest.

[5] The wording on an early boxed set of equipment was "Clock Golf - A new game for the lawn - Interesting to golfers and a most popular amusement at garden parties".

Inc sold a stylish set of 1–12, painted alternately red and white, presented in a tin under the name "Round the Clock Golf".

[18] As of 2021[update] Jaques of London still sell equipment for the game, comprising a set of 12 markers numbered I to XII (with spikes on the back for insertion into the lawn), balls, and a pre-formed hole with flag.

[19] As of 2016[update] a Danish firm offered to install a prefabricated clock golf playing area with artificial grass surrounded by a granite border.