Traditional Golf Games
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How to Play Four-Ball: Official Rules, Strategy & Scoring Guide
Four-Ball pairs teammates, each playing their own ball, with the best score counting. Simple, strategic, and fun. read more
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How to Play Sixes: Rules, Scoring, and How to Win
Sixes divides an 18-hole round into three separate six-hole matches. Partners rotate every six holes so that each golfer plays with (and against) every other golfer during the round. read more
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How to Play Scramble – Official Rules, Strategy & Scoring Guide
A team golf format where every player hits each shot, the group chooses the best result, and all play from that spot. Learn how it works, how to score it, and how to win. read more
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Skins Golf Game: Official Rules, Scoring & Strategy Guide
Every hole is worth its own pot, and a tie carries the money to the next one, so a single clutch birdie can sweep a pile of skins. Rules, scoring, and the strategy that decides who cashes. read more
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How to Play Quota: Official Rules, Scoring & Strategy Guide
A points game where you chase a personal target set by your handicap, not the whole field. Beat your number to win, which keeps a 6 and a 26 in the same match to the last putt. read more
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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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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
