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Stand clear of the players’ tossing area to avoid being
injured by a ladder toss ball while a player is taking his
or her turn.
CAUTION
The preferred way
to hold and toss the
ladder toss ball
Target
Target
The players must
keep both feet behind
the toss line when tossing
the ladder toss ball
Toss Line is 15 to 21 feet
or 5 to 7 paces from the
target center line
Toss Line
Target
Center
Line
SETTING UP LADDER TOSS COURSE
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GAME DESCRIPTIONS
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OBJECT OF THE GAME:
The course should be set up as shown above on a level
playing surface. The Toss line should be 15 to 21 feet from
the Target. 5 to 7 standard paces can be used to
approximate the distance. For smaller children set the
distance as necessary to accommodate their age group.
The Ladder Toss Game consists of 2 Targets in the form of
ladders and 6 Ladder Toss Balls (3 Red and 3 Blue). The
object of the game is to toss a Ladder Toss Ball at the
Target and encircle one of the rungs of the Target. The
player or team that earns exactly 21 points by encircling
the Target rungs wins the game.
Ladder Toss can be played two ways; with 2 players, or with 2 teams of 2 or 3 players each for friendly competitive fun,
or with 1 player for practice and honing the player’s tossing skills. As in regular golf, the game is played in rounds. Each
round ends when all Ladder Toss Balls have been tossed by each player or team.
Since there are a total of 6 Ladder Toss Balls in 2 colors, six players can play the game at any one time. More than 6
players can play in one game if the players take turns in alternate rounds. Additional Ladder Toss Balls can be
purchase separately to accommodate more players.
The Ladder Toss Ball can be held and tossed in whichever way is most comfortable for the player. But, the player must
toss the Ladder Toss Ball underhanded as in tossing horseshoes. The Ladder Toss Balls are 2 different colors, Red and
Blue, to distinguish which player or team tossed them. Each player or team takes a turn tossing all 3 Ladder Toss Balls.
The opposing player or team then takes its turn. In team play, each team member takes a turn tossing one Ladder
Toss Ball until all the team’s Ladder Toss Balls have been tossed. A coin toss can be used to determine which player
or team goes first. After the each round is completed, the players or teams alternate tossing first.
THE COURSE LAYOUT:
PLAYING THE GAME:
The Target rungs are 3 different colors and point values, Blue at the top is worth 3 point, Yellow in the middle 2 points and
Red at the bottom 1 points. A 1 point bonus can also be earned by encircling the same rung with all 3 Ladder Toss Balls or
by encircling 3 different rungs with 1 Ladder Toss Ball each. All 3 Ladder Toss Balls encircling the Blue rung earns a total
of 4 points, the Yellow rung 7 points and the Red rung 10 points. Encircling the 3 different rungs earns 7 points.
If a Ladder Toss Ball is knocked off of a Target by another Ladder Toss Ball, it does not earn points. If a player’s Ladder
Toss Ball lands on the same rung as an opposing player’s Ladder Toss Ball, neither Ladder Toss Ball earns points.
Ladder Toss Balls earn points only after all Ladder Toss Balls have been tossed in each round. If the player or team goes
over 21 points, the player’s or team’s points earned for that round do not count. The player or team must wait for the
next round to try to earn the points needed to reach exactly 21 points.
If the first player or team reaches 21 points in a given round and is 10 points or less ahead of the opposing player or
team, the opposing player or team must be allowed to take its turn and complete the round. In the event of a tie, the
players or teams will go into overtime rounds until one player or team is 2 points ahead of the opposing player or team
when that round is completed. A round is not completed until all players have tossed all of their Ladder Toss Balls. The
2 point spread in only required in overtime rounds, not in regular play.
Scoring points for younger children can be simplified as needed to accommodate their age group. Adult supervision
is strongly recommended when young children are playing or watching the Game.
SCORING POINTS: