Golf Games

Following play 12 holes will be randomly drawn to count for the game. Total the net scores on those 12 holes for your game score.

3 IN 1: Play a different game every six holes. Example of one variation of the game: Holes 1 ‐6: Best Ball Foursome; Holes 7‐12: 1 Low Gross & 1 Low Net; Holes 13 – 18: Angel Ball. Be creative with this format and have fun. 

 Count only your score on par 3s and par 5s for today's money game. 

666 tournament: holes 1-6 Best Ball, holes 7- 12 Alternate shot; holes 13-18 Scramble

AGAINST ALL ODDS: Total NET of all odd numbered holes wins the game. (1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17) 

 ARIZONA SHUFFLE: Par-3 holes, one low ball counts as the team score; Par-4 holes, two low balls are combined for the team score; Par-5 holes; three low balls are combined for the team scores.

Everyone tees off. Choose the best drive of the foursome and everyone hits from there (within 1 club length). Each player will need one tee shot on the front nine and one tee shot on the back nine. Tee boxes will be at odd places. There will be some greens where you have to use a "different" putter.

BETTER NINE: Stroke play. Count all stokes, putt all balls out. Use total of front 9 or total of back 9, whichever is better.  

 BLACK BALL: Each player is designated 6 holes (3 holes if playing only 9 holes). Two net scores are counted on each hole, the person's score that is designated for that hole plus the best ball of the other two.

In the 4 Women Cha Cha Cha format, each member of the team plays his or her ball throughout. But a 3-hole rotation exists for determining how many scores are used to create the team score. On the first hole (Cha), the one low ball counts as the team score. On the second hole (cha cha), the two low balls combined count as the team score. On the third hole (cha cha cha) the three low balls combined count as the team score. The rotation starts over on the fourth hole.

 Choose (3) Par 3's - (3) Par 4's - (3) Par 5's for your NET Score.

Net scores on Par 3's and Par 5's

Front 9 holes are paired up with the corresponding Back 9 hole. In other words, think of No. 1 and No. 10 as a pair, No. 2 and No. 11, No. 3 and No. 12, and so on up to No. 9 and No. 18. Following the round, compare the scores you recorded on No. 1 and No. 10 and circle the lower of the two. Compare No. 2 and No. 11 and circle the lower of the two, and so on through No. 9 and No. 18. Then add up the 9 holes you've circled for your total score.

Best net score for 9 holes from either 1 or 10; 2 or 3; 11 or 12; 4 or 13; 5 or 14; 6 or 15; 7 or 16; 8 or 17 and 9 or 18. You will make your choice, by circling the hole you choose, before teeing off on your first hole. You cannot change your hole selection during play.

DAVID & GOLIATH: Total NET scores for the five longest holes on the golf course. Add this number to total NET scores for the four shortest holes on the golf course, to arrive at a 9-hole gross score. DOUBLE DOWN: Choose lowest net score from either front or back nine and then double that score.