How the games work

• Nassau — Three bets in one round — the front 9, the back 9, and all 18.
• Match play — Won by holes, not strokes — win more holes than your opponent.
• Vegas — A 2-v-2 team game where your two scores become one number.
• Wolf — 4 players, a new captain ("the Wolf") every hole who picks teams.
• Sixes — 4 players, 3 six-hole matches — new partners every 6 holes.
• Nines — Three players, nine points a hole — 5 for low, 3 for middle, 1 for high.
• Presses — The losing side's rematch — a new bet on the holes that are left.
• Skins — Every hole is its own little prize — tie it and it carries over.
• Closest to the pin — A side pot on every par 3 — nearest the pin off the tee wins.
• Dots (Junk) — Points for the good stuff — birdies, greenies, sandies, and more.