A process of playing traditional, championship golf using only a putter and single golf ball, comprising of providing a reduced size course on limited acreage including a series of holes requiring 72 strokes for par play, the said holes requiring par strokes respectively of four par-3 holes, four par-5 holes and ten par-4 holes. It also includes representations of usual hazards along said holes as bunkers and water hazards by selectively colored areas wherein a selected color is employed to represent a particular hazard and any penalty associated therewith and indicating maximum distance boundaries along said holes in selective manner past which the player must not stroke a ball with the putter without incurring a penalty.