This page is an alphabetical list of the games we will be playing this season. Click on a game name to see a description of how it is played.
Each player plays their own ball on every hole.
Team scoring follows a repeating pattern over 9 holes:
• Hole 1 – Count the lowest net score
• Hole 2 – Count the two lowest net scores
• Hole 3 – Count the lowest net score
• Then repeat the 1-2-1 pattern through the remaining holes.
After 9 holes, total all counted scores to get the team’s final score. If it’s clear your score won’t be used on a hole, you may pick up once you reach your maximum.
Your individual score will be entered into GHIN.
Each player plays their own ball on every hole.
Team scoring follows a repeating pattern over 9 holes:
• Hole 1 – Count the lowest net score
• Hole 2 – Count the two lowest net scores
• Hole 3 – Count the three lowest net score
• Then repeat the 1-2-3 pattern through the remaining holes.
At the end of 9 holes, add up all the counted scores to determine the team’s final total.
If it’s clear your score won’t count on a hole, you may pick up after reaching your maximum.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
Two players, known as partners, compete as a single team. The team plays with only one golf ball. The partners take turns hitting the ball, starting with a tee shot from one player and then alternating for each subsequent shot until the ball is holed. Typically, one player takes the tee shot on odd-numbered holes, while the other tees off on even-numbered holes.
Each player plays their own ball on every hole.
On each hole, the number of team scores that count depends on the par:
Par-3s: Two best scores
Par-4s: One best score
Par-5s: Two best scores
If it looks like your score won’t count toward the team score, you may pick up once you reach your maximum.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
Each player plays their own ball on every hole. For each hole, the lowest net score among the four players becomes the team score.
If it's clear your score won't count for the hole, you may pick up at your maximum.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
Each player plays their own ball for all 9 holes.
Only the even-numbered holes (Holes 2, 4, 6, and 8) count toward your game score. Use your net scores on these holes to calculate your total.
You may pick up on odd-numbered holes once you reach your maximum allowable strokes, but you must hole out on even-numbered holes to have a valid score.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
Each player plays their own ball throughout the round. You are teamed up with another player for purposes of scoring. Scoring is based on net scores.
On each hole, two points are available:
• Low Score Point – The team with the lowest individual net score on the hole (out of all four players) gets a point.
• High Score Point – The team with the lowest of the “worst” score of the two teams gets a point.
• If there is a tie for either the low or high score, each team receives ½ point.
Each player plays their own ball on every hole. Every player must putt out – do not pick up if you reach your max. Your score for each hole is the total number of putts from the time your ball lands on the green to holing it.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
Each player plays their own ball for all 9 holes.
Only the odd-numbered holes (Holes 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9) count toward your game score. Use your net scores on these holes to calculate your total.
You may pick up on even-numbered holes once you reach your maximum allowable strokes, but you must hole out on odd-numbered holes to have a valid score.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
All players tee off, then the team selects the best shot. All players play their next shot from that spot. Continue selecting the best shot and playing from that location until the ball is holed.
Each player's drive must be used at least once during the 9-hole round.
Each player plays their own ball throughout the round. Players will be divided into two or more flights based on the number of participants, but flight assignments will not be disclosed in advance.
After all scorecards are turned into the pro shop, the staff will review the scores and determine the net score on each hole within each flight. A SKIN is awarded to the player with the lowest net score on a hole in their flight, as long as no one else ties that score. If there's a tie for the lowest net score on a hole, no SKIN is awarded for that hole.
The player(s) with the most SKINS in each flight are the winners.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
Each player plays their own ball for the entire round. Your game score will be determined by the net points on a per hole basis. Points are determined as follows: Net Eagle - 4, Net Birdie - 3, Net Par - 2, Net Bogie - 1, any other score - 0. If your Net score on any hole exceeds Net Bogie, pick up at your max.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
All players tee off. The team selects the best shot, and the player who hit that shot sits out the next stroke. The remaining three players hit from the chosen spot, and this process continues until the ball is on the green.
Once on the green, all players may putt.
Each player's drive must be used at least once during the 9-hole round.
Each player plays their own ball for the entire round. Only strokes from the tee to the green count toward the game score. Once your ball comes to rest on the green, your score for that hole is complete.
You should still finish the hole so your total score can be recorded for GHIN posting by the pro shop. As always, you may pick up once you reach your maximum.
Each player plays their own ball for the entire round. Your game score is your total net score minus the net score on your worst hole.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.
Each player plays their own ball for the entire round. For each hole, the team score is the sum of the two lowest net scores among the team members. After 9 holes, the total of these scores becomes the team’s final score.
If it’s clear that your score won’t count toward the team total on a hole, you may pick up once you’ve reached your maximum.
Your individual scores will be entered into GHIN.