A great money round is a stack: pick one group game for the foursome, one individual game so every player has their own battle, then pile on prop games for the side action. Rules you can read on the first tee, scoring examples with real numbers — and every format here is scored automatically by the Wiz Golf app.
The main event: team and points formats the whole foursome plays together.
Rotating captain picks a partner — or goes it alone for the big payout.
Read the rules → Group · 4 playersTeam scores combine into two-digit numbers. Birdies flip the other team's digits.
Read the rules →Nine points a hole, split by rank (5-3-1). The perfect game for a threesome.
Guide coming soonPar beats bogey for 8, birdie beats par for 4 — score gaps multiply the damage.
Guide coming soon2-vs-2, two points a hole: best low ball wins one, best high ball wins the other.
Guide coming soonEveryone plays their own ball; the team's lowest score counts each hole.
Guide coming soonEvery member's net score adds up — lowest team total wins the hole.
Guide coming soonThe team plays one ball from the best shot, every shot. One score per hole.
Guide coming soonPick the best drive, then everyone plays their own ball in.
Guide coming soonPartners alternate hitting the same ball. One score, shared nerves.
Guide coming soonEvery player for themselves — head-to-head formats scored against the whole field.
Stroke-for-stroke against every player in the round — every stroke is a point.
Read the rules → Individual · 2+ playersHead-to-head match play against every player — win the hole, win the point.
Read the rules →Not your club's Stableford: point differences won and lost against every player, hole by hole.
Guide coming soonThree matches in one: front nine, back nine, and the overall.
Guide coming soonWin the hole outright to claim the skin. Ties carry over and the pots grow.
Guide coming soonSide bets that stack on top: pots and bonuses for great shots (and penalties for ugly ones).
First on, closest in, first holed — three points up for grabs every hole.
Guide coming soonClosest to the pin on the par 3s — but you must make par to collect.
Guide coming soonSave par from the bunker and everyone pays up.
Guide coming soonMake a birdie and everyone else feeds the pot. Eagles cost them more.
Guide coming soonThree-putts feed the pot. Nobody wins this game — you just try to lose less.
Guide coming soonBuy in, play, and the pot splits among the top finishers.
Guide coming soon