Yard Games GIANT RING TOSS User manual

Team A tosses their first ring, then Team B tosses their first
ring. Team A tosses their second ring, then Team B tosses
their second ring and so on. Once all rings have been tossed
the round is complete and one team scores. If a team has 2 or
more players, player 2 can toss next round.
Points are awarded for getting your ring to land completely
around a post. 3 points for the middle and 1 point for any edge
post. Rings touching or leaning on posts do not get points.
Scoring is done by taking the difference of each team’s points.
For example: Team A gets one ring around an edge post (1
point) and one ring around the middle post (3 points) for a total
of 4 points and Team B gets two rings around edge posts (1
point each) for a total of 2 points. By taking the difference of 4
and 2, Team A is awarded 2 points for the round. The rings are
picked up and play continues to the next round.
The team that scored the previous round starts tossing the next
round.
The first team to reach exactly 15 points wins the game. If a
team goes over 15 points they must go back down to 10 and
play continues.
YardGames.com Giant Ring Toss sets are made with finished
wood and are water resistant but not water proof.
To prevent damage and wear, store the game indoors in a dry
area.
Adult supervision is required for children playing this game.
For more information or to order replacement parts, visit
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Instructions

2 + players start at the tossing line. Each player tosses one ring
at the target and whoever gets the closest or on the middle ring
goes first.
Each player tosses three rings at the target trying to get the
rings around the posts. Once all rings have been tossed the
round is complete.
Points are awarded for getting your ring to land completely
around a post. 3 points for the middle and 1 point for any edge
post. Rings touching or leaning on posts do not get points.
After 9 rounds the player with the most points wins.
Two teams of 1-2 players start at the tossing line with three
tossing rings each.
Each team tosses one ring at the target and whoever gets
closest or on the middle ring goes first.
5 X Posts (4 blue, 1 red)
2 X Frame Pieces
6 X Tossing Rings (3 blue, 3 red)
Tossing Line
10 –20 feet depending on skill level
Target