Team Golf Games
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Stableford: Complete Scoring System and Rules (with Examples)
Learn how Stableford scoring works with this clear guide to the rules and points systems. read more
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Chapman: Complete Scoring and Rules (with Examples)
Learn how to play Chapman golf with this focused guide on rules and scoring. Chapman combines best-ball, scramble, and alternating shots in one format. read more
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Vegas Golf Game: Complete Scoring and Rules (with Examples)
Learn how the Vegas golf game works, including the rules, scoring system, and common variations. This 2-vs-2 format combines partner scores into two-digit numbers, creating dramatic swings and exciting betting action on every hole. read more
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How to play Chapman Golf Game: Official Guide
Chapman (also called Pinehurst) is a two-person team format that blends strategy and execution. Both partners tee off, then each player hits the partner’s ball for the second shot. The team then selects the best ball and finishes the hole using alternating shots. read more
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How to Play Stableford Golf Game: Official Guide
Stableford is a scoring system that awards points based on performance relative to par rather than counting total strokes. Better scores on a hole earn more points, while poor holes receive fewer or no points. The player with the highest total points at the end of the round wins. read more
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How to Play Nassau Golf Game: Official Guide
Nassau divides a round into three separate competitions: the front nine, the back nine, and the overall 18 holes. Each segment is scored as its own match, which allows players or teams to stay competitive even if they fall behind early in the round. read more
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How To Play Wolf Golf Game: Official Guide
Wolf is a rotating four-player game where one player becomes the “Wolf” on each hole. The Wolf decides whether to partner with another player after seeing their tee shots or to play the hole alone for a higher-risk, higher-reward outcome. Points are awarded based on which side wins the hole. read more
