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[[Image:SBG - Golfimbul mounted.gif|thumb|'''Golfimbul''' as visualized by the [[Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game]]]]
[[Image:SBG - Golfimbul mounted.gif|thumb|'''Golfimbul''' as visualized by the [[Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game]]]]
'''Golfimbul''' was an [[Orc]]-chieftain of [[Mount Gram]], who led a band of his [[Orcs]] in an invasion of the [[Shire]]. He was met, and defeated, at the [[Battle of Greenfields]] by [[Bandobras Took|Bandobras "Bullroarer" Took]]. According to legend (no doubt apocryphal), the events of that battle, coupled with Golfimbul's name, gave rise to the game of golf.
'''Golfimbul''' was an [[Orc]]-chieftain of [[Mount Gram]], who led a band of his [[Orcs]] in an invasion of the [[Shire]] in [[Third Age 2747]]. He was met at the [[Northfarthing]] of [[the Shire]], and defeated, at the [[Battle of Greenfields]] by [[Bandobras Took|Bandobras "Bullroarer" Took]]. During the battle, Bandobras charged at Golfimbul and knocked off his head with a club. Golfimbul's head flew through the air for 100 yards and went down a rabbit hole. It is said that this is how the game of gold was invented.
 
==References==
* [[The Hobbit]], "[[An Unexpected Party]]" pg. 26


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Revision as of 03:02, 5 September 2007

Golfimbul as visualized by the Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game

Golfimbul was an Orc-chieftain of Mount Gram, who led a band of his Orcs in an invasion of the Shire in Third Age 2747. He was met at the Northfarthing of the Shire, and defeated, at the Battle of Greenfields by Bandobras "Bullroarer" Took. During the battle, Bandobras charged at Golfimbul and knocked off his head with a club. Golfimbul's head flew through the air for 100 yards and went down a rabbit hole. It is said that this is how the game of gold was invented.

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