Golf Games
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Three Club Monte: 18 Holes With Three Clubs and a Putter
Three Club Monte gives you three clubs and a putter for a full 18 holes. The rules, how to choose your three, and how to run it as a group event. read more
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The Up-and-Down Gauntlet: How Many Can You Save In This 1 Player Golf Game?
Play the Up-and-Down Gauntlet, a solo golf game that scores every green you miss, with real scrambling benchmarks by handicap and tips on how to improve. read more
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Sudden Death: How Long Can You Survive In This 1 Player Golf Game?
Play Sudden Death, a solo golf game that tracks the three real mistakes behind every blow-up hole, with real benchmarks for where you stand, and tips on how to improve. read more
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The One-Club Challenge: Which Club to Take and Where It Gets Decided
The One-Club Challenge gives you a single club for the whole round, putting included. Which club to take, why the 7 iron wins, where the strokes actually go, and the looser three-club versions. read more
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Blind Bogey: The Three Formats That Share the Name
Blind Bogey names three different tournament formats: a drawn number, six thrown-out holes, and a self-declared handicap. What each one rewards, and which is the only one worth a real prize. read more
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Call Your Shot Golf Game: Predict the Hole, Then Go Prove It
Call Your Shot is a two-player golf game where you name a target score before every tee shot. Hit it and you bank points, miss it and your opponent does. read more
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Three & Out: An Original 1v1 Golf Betting Game Where You Steal From Your Opponent
Three & Out is a two-player golf betting game played on a bank of three points each. You steal points by the margin you win a hole by, and emptying your opponent’s bank wins the wager. read more
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Flatline Golf: Lose Five Holes and You’re Out, Win Two and You’re Back
Flatline is a two-player golf game where you each start with five lives and lose one every time you lose a hole. Win two holes in a row and you earn a life back. read more
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Las Vegas Scramble: Let the Dice Pick Your Team’s Drive
In a Las Vegas Scramble a six-sided die decides which player’s drive the team plays. Full rules, the roll table, handicaps, three-player teams, and how far to take the dice. read more
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Irish Four Ball: One Score, Then Two, Then All Four
Irish Four Ball counts more of your team’s scores as the round goes on, from one early to all four at the finish. The hole splits, why it is scored in Stableford points, and how it differs from the other 1-2-3 formats. read more
