Golf betting games
Plain-English rules for the games golfers actually play for money, and how the scoring works. When you're ready to skip the 18th-green math, Three Putt tracks any of them and tells you who owes who.
Every hole is worth a skin. Win the hole outright, win the skin.
Three bets in one round: the front nine, the back nine, and the full eighteen.
One player is the Wolf each hole, choosing a partner — or going it alone for more.
Win holes, not strokes. Whoever's up by more holes than remain wins.
Add up every stroke. Lowest total wins. The purest game.
Partners rotate so you team with each of the other three across the round.
Pair up, mash your two scores into one number, and play the difference.
Earn points per hole against par. Most points wins, and blow-up holes hurt less.
Set your own line for bogey-or-better holes. Beat it and split the pot.
Two foursomes go head-to-head, hole by hole, best ball or aggregate.
Two teams; the lower combined net total over the round takes the point.