Golf side-game scorer · Vegas, Wolf, Tilt, Skins, Nassau, Sixes

Both partners hole out. The lower score leads: a 4 and a 5 makes 45, not nine.

The other team builds its number the same way. The gap between them is the hole.

A birdie reverses the opposition number. 45 becomes 54 and a two-point hole is worth nine.

Order rotates every hole, so everyone takes the Wolf the same number of times.

Take a player as a partner after their tee shot — or pass on all three and go alone.

Best ball decides it. A winning Lone Wolf takes your multiplier; a losing one pays it.

Take a hole outright and you move up a step. Two in a row and you are on 3×.

While you are tilted every hole is scored at your step — for you and against you.

Lose a hole and you drop back. Protect the run, or press it.

Lowest score takes it, gross or net depending on how your group plays.

Nobody wins outright and the skin rolls forward. Three quiet holes makes the 17th worth four.

Win a loaded hole and you take everything carried.

Front nine, back nine and overall are scored and settled separately.

Lose the front, win the back, still take the overall.

Two down opens a new side match from that hole to the end of the nine.

First pairing. Best ball, match or points — whichever your group prefers.

Partners change. The player you just beat is now on your side.

Final pairing. Individual totals decide the round.