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A pitching game system may include a multi-direction course having a plurality of tossing sections juxtaposed side-by-side and a plurality of flexible projectiles. A plurality of targets may be placed at an ending point of each of the tossing sections. Each of the targets has a numerical point value

A pitching game system may include a multi-direction course having a plurality of tossing sections juxtaposed side-by-side and a plurality of flexible projectiles. A plurality of targets may be placed at an ending point of each of the tossing sections. Each of the targets has a numerical point value imprinted on its top surface. The targets may further be positioned at the ending point of each of the tossing sections respectively. A plurality of marker cones spaced from the targets may be positioned at a starting point of each of the tossing sections. Such marker cones may designate a standing location of the player at each of the tossing sections respectively. The player may throw the projectiles along a trajectory having a linear distance of at least fifty feet beginning from a corresponding one of the marker cones and ending at a corresponding group of the targets respectively.

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1. A pitching game system for providing player enjoyment, said pitching game system comprising: a plurality of flexible projectiles capable of being thrown by a player;a plurality of targets capable of being positioned on a ground surface such that a top surface of each said targets lays substantial

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A pitching game system for providing player enjoyment, said pitching game system comprising: a plurality of flexible projectiles capable of being thrown by a player;a plurality of targets capable of being positioned on a ground surface such that a top surface of each said targets lays substantially parallel to the ground surface, each of said targets having a numerical point value imprinted on said top surface thereof; andat least one marker cone spaced from said targets, said at least one marker cone designating a standing location of the player;wherein the player throws said projectiles along a trajectory beginning from said at least one marker cone and ending at said targets;wherein said trajectory has a linear distance of at least fifty feet measured between said at least one marker cone and at least one of said targets;wherein each of said projectiles comprises a rope having opposed proximal and distal ends; andfirst and second anchor members removably attached to said proximal and distal ends of said rope respectively;wherein said first anchor member is larger and heavier than said second anchor member;wherein said first anchor member has a pear shape having a smaller rounded top portion proximate said rope and a larger rounded bottom portion with a center of mass located towards an outermost end of said first anchor member and away from said proximal end of said rope. 2. The pitching game system of claim 1, wherein each of said targets comprises: a tarp provided with a unique diameter and a bottom surface adapted to be placed on a ground surface. 3. The pitching game system of claim 1, further comprising: a plurality of grommets connected to a circumferential edge of each of said targets; anda plurality of fasteners removably inserted through said grommets and thereby independently anchoring said targets to the ground surface. 4. The pitching game system of claim 1, wherein said targets are concentrically stacked on each other with a smallest one of said targets being disposed on top of remaining ones of said targets. 5. The pitching game system of claim 1, wherein said targets are juxtaposed adjacent to each other and arranged in a non-overlapping configuration. 6. A pitching game system for providing player enjoyment, said pitching game system comprising: a multi-direction course including a plurality of tossing sections juxtaposed side-by-side in a non-overlapping pattern;a plurality of flexible projectiles capable of being thrown by a player along each of said tossing sections;a plurality of targets capable of being positioned on a ground surface at an ending point of each of said tossing sections such that a top surface of each said targets lays substantially parallel to the ground surface, each of said targets having a numerical point value imprinted on said top surface thereof and positioned at said ending point of each of said tossing sections respectively; anda plurality of marker cones spaced from said targets and positioned at a starting point of each of said tossing sections, said marker cones designating a standing location of the player at each of said tossing sections respectively;wherein the player throws said projectiles along a trajectory beginning from a corresponding one of said marker cones and ending at a corresponding group of said targets respectively;wherein said trajectory has a linear distance of at least fifty feet measured between said corresponding marker cones and said corresponding targets of each of said tossing sections respectively;wherein said starting and ending points of each said tossing section are oppositely aligned along said multi-direction course;wherein each of said projectiles comprises:a rope having opposed proximal and distal ends; andfirst and second anchor members removably attached to said proximal and distal ends of said rope respectively;wherein said first anchor member is larger and heavier than said second anchor member;wherein said first anchor member has a pear shape having a smaller rounded top portion proximate said rope and a larger rounded bottom portion with a center of mass located towards an outermost end of said first anchor member and away from said proximal end of said rope. 7. The pitching game system of claim 6, wherein each of said targets comprises: a tarp provided with a unique diameter and a bottom surface adapted to be placed on a ground surface. 8. The pitching game system of claim 6, further comprising: a plurality of grommets connected to a circumferential edge of each of said targets; anda plurality of fasteners removably inserted through said grommets and thereby independently anchoring said targets to the ground surface. 9. The pitching game system of claim 6, wherein said targets are concentrically stacked on each other with a smallest one of said targets being disposed on top of remaining ones of said targets. 10. The pitching game system of claim 6, wherein said targets are juxtaposed adjacent to each other and arranged in a non-overlapping configuration. 11. A method of playing a pitching game system utilizing the device of claim 1 or claim 10 for providing player enjoyment, said method comprising the chronological steps of: providing a multi-direction course including a plurality of tossing sections;juxtaposing said tossing sections side-by-side in a non-overlapping pattern such that starting and ending points of each of said tossing sections are oppositely aligned along said multi-direction course;providing and positioning a plurality of flexible projectiles at a starting point of a first one of said tossing sections;providing and positioning a plurality of targets on a ground surface at said ending point of each of said tossing sections such that a top surface of each of said targets lays substantially parallel to a ground surface, each of said targets having a numerical point value imprinted on said top surface thereof and positioned at said ending point of each of said tossing sections respectively;designating a player standing location at each of said tossing sections respectively by providing and positioning said marker cones at the starting point of each of said tossing sections such that said marker cones are spaced from said targets respectively; andthe player continuously throwing said projectiles along a trajectory beginning from the starting point of said first tossing section and ending at said ending point of a last one of said tossing sections respectively;wherein said trajectory has a linear distance of at least fifty feet measured between said corresponding marker cones and said corresponding targets of each of said tossing sections respectively.