Golf betting games

A classic head-to-head format where each hole is worth one point. Win holes to go up in the match, tie holes to stay even, and close out your opponent before the round ends.

A classic golf money game with three bets in one: front nine, back nine, and overall match. Win each segment through match play scoring.

A hole-by-hole game where the lowest unique score wins the skin. If players tie for low score, the skin usually carries over and makes the next hole worth more.

A points-based game where players earn points for net bogeys, pars, birdies, and better. Highest points win, or payouts can be based on point differences.

A flexible side-bet game for bonus achievements like birdies, sandies, greenies, long drives, or three-putt penalties. Players earn or lose dots throughout the round.

A putting penalty game where the "snake" moves to whoever most recently three-putted. Whoever holds the snake at the end of the round owes the group.

A pressure side game where players or teams can double the current bet during a hole. Accept the hammer and play for more, or decline and give up the current value.

A points game where each player tries to beat their handicap-based target. Earn points for good holes, compare your total to your quota, and pay based on who finishes above or below expectations.

A points game where each player starts with a target based on handicap. Earn points for good scores and try to finish above your starting number.