Monroe County Marble Super Dome
Rolley-Hole
This unique game of marbles, passed down for generations, is played in this area, mainly by adult men using handmade flint marbles. Local marble players have won national and international honors with their skills. Rolley-Hole Marble Tournaments are part of both the Watermelon Festival and the Monroe County Fair.
Beginning in 2022, as a result of the shut down due to the Covid Pandemic, we are back in the Club House only 3 days a week. Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays open shooting starts around 3:00 in the afternoon with some tournaments being held on Saturdays. Look for more open days coming soon!
Located at the end of Armory Road off 163 North out of Tompkinsville. All are Welcome!!
Check out this link for video on our Marble Dome:
youtube.com/watch?v=39MUxLduvt8&t=177s
GPS: N36-43.198
W85-41.911
This unique game of marbles, passed down for generations, is played in this area, mainly by adult men using handmade flint marbles. Local marble players have won national and international honors with their skills. Rolley-Hole Marble Tournaments are part of both the Watermelon Festival and the Monroe County Fair.
Beginning in 2022, as a result of the shut down due to the Covid Pandemic, we are back in the Club House only 3 days a week. Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays open shooting starts around 3:00 in the afternoon with some tournaments being held on Saturdays. Look for more open days coming soon!
Located at the end of Armory Road off 163 North out of Tompkinsville. All are Welcome!!
Check out this link for video on our Marble Dome:
youtube.com/watch?v=39MUxLduvt8&t=177s
GPS: N36-43.198
W85-41.911
A Stone's Throw by Darren Shell
A great book for your collection on the history of Marble Shooting in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Available at
Rodney Biggerstaff's Framing & Jewelry
331 N. Main Street
Tompkinsville, KY 42167
270-487-8465
