4 Player Golf Games
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How to Play 6-6-6 Golf (Round of Three): The Format That Changes Every 6 Holes
6-6-6 is a team format where the game itself changes every six holes. Same teams, three different formats — Best Ball, Scramble, Alternate Shot. Win two of three and you take the round. read more
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How to Play Yellow Ball Golf: Rules, Scoring & Why Every Foursome Loves It
Yellow Ball is a 4-person team format where one player per hole becomes the designated “yellow ball” — and their score must count, no matter what they shoot. It also goes by Money Ball, Devil Ball, Pink Ball, and Lone Ranger, depending on who’s running the event. The setup is simple, but the pressure is read more
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Shamble Golf Format Explained: How to Play, Score & Win
Part scramble, part stroke play, all fun. The Shamble lets the team rally behind the best drive off the tee — then forces every golfer to finish the hole on their own. Here are the rules, scoring options, handicap percentages, and strategy to actually win your next one. read more
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How to Play F the Golfer: The Rotating Golf Drinking Game That Keeps Every Hole Live
A rotating golf drinking game for groups where one player is in the Hot Seat every hole. Hit the fairway, hit the green, make the putt — or drink. read more
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Best Ball vs. Better Ball Golf: Is There Actually a Difference?
Best ball and better ball are the same game — mostly. The naming is where the confusion lives. Here’s the clean breakdown of what each term means, what the USGA actually calls it, and how to play the format without arguing about it on the first tee. read more
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How to Play Murphys Golf: The Side Bet That Rewards Short Game Studs
Murphys is the golf betting game where you call your shot before you hit it. Declare the up-and-down from off the green, get it in two, and collect from everyone who took the bet. Miss, and you’re paying out. Pure confidence, zero hiding. read more
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Golf Games for 4 Players: 30 Foursome Formats Every Golfer Should Know
Tired of playing the same round every weekend? Here are 18 golf games built for foursomes — from classic betting formats to team games and points systems that keep every hole interesting. read more









