G is for Golf Flag, Club and Ball Putting Green

A golf flag with the number 6 on it stands on a small putting green, with a golf club leaning against the pole. A dimpled golf ball rests near the bottom edge of the green, and the whole scene sits under the big headline "G is for Golf." The flag is a long pennant with a curved, wavy shape, and the pole is planted in a little tuft of grass. The club has a slim shaft and a curved head resting on the ground. Because the green is a large open oval, kids have plenty of room to color it in. Try a few shades of green for the grass, then use a bright color on the flag so the 6 stands out. This is a good page for practicing the letter G or for counting and number recognition with the 6. It's free to print, and the thick, simple lines work well for younger kids with crayons.