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HIllbilly Golf is another term for ladder toss. Required equipment is a set of bolas (golf balls connected by a string) and a ladder with three levels (typically made out of PVC piping).
The goal of the game is to throw the bola onto one of the ladder rungs. Each rung of the ladder is worth a certain amount of points. The first team to reach a designated number of points wins.
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