When you look up lists of activities for men, you probably see things like woodworking and car repair. While these are great, it can be difficult to do them with friends. We’ve got ideas that will get your buddies involved! Read on to find the three best hobbies that guys can do together.
Golf
Not every hobby needs to be an adrenaline-fueled thrill ride. Even so, golf is a great way to stay healthy while hanging out with friends. Whether you’re a golf aficionado or brand new to the sport, there’s something for you on the green. Take a friend along who’s experienced to show you the ropes, or go in blind with a pal and laugh as you both wind up in the sand trap.
Board Games
When you hear the words “board games,” you’re probably picturing things like Sorry or Uno. That’s not what we’re talking about. You can find some true gems when you get through the mire of “family” games. Are you and your best friend huge fans of the epic struggle between Luke and Vader? Try Star Wars: Rebellion.
Or maybe you’re more interested in history—in that case, Twilight Struggle is perfect for you as it takes you and a friend through the dramatic swings of the Cold War.
If you’re ready for a true commitment (and you and a friend are fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe), check out Marvel: Crisis Protocol. It’s a game where you battle it out on the streets of New York with highly detailed miniatures that you put together and paint yourself!
Bowfishing
If you’re into hunting or fishing but want to spice things up a bit, you may want to consider bowfishing. It’s a sport that combines archery and fishing into one incredible hobby! While it may take a little while to get good at aiming and finding the best bowfishing spots, practicing your archery while out on the water with your friends will be a blast.
Now that you know the three best hobbies guys can do together, what are you waiting for? Grab your golf clubs, dice, or bow and arrow, and begin a fun and exciting journey with your buddies!
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Opening Reflection
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