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Yes, a New Zealand man named Burton Silver created a version of Golf called GolfCross which uses oval-shaped golf balls. If you Google the term "golf cross", you'll find the official GolfCross site. I was skeptical when I first saw the site, but there are at least two Scottish courses which, on their websites, now advertise golf cross as part of their offerings.
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