Wolf to tournaments

The BEST golf betting games
— elevated.

Wolf, Kansas City, Round Robin, Flip, 9 Point, skins — and tournaments across every group. SuperWolf keeps the bets in real time, so you can just play.

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2 One/Two Downs 3 9 Point · Crossfire 4 Round Robin · Vegas 4–5 Wolf · KC · Flip Tournaments

A game for every group

From a two-man match to a five-some — pick your poison.

Wolf

Things escalate… quickly.

Every hole one player is the Wolf and picks a partner — or goes it alone. Carries, shucks, hammers and birdies stack the bet fast. Play it either way: just keep the bet, or enter scores and let the app call the winner.

4–5 players How to play →

Kansas City

No passengers. No excuses.

Rolling team match play where both your best AND worst ball count. First to go up three wins the match — then the slate wipes and it starts again.

4–5 players How to play →

Vegas

Where the math turns mean.

Your team's two net balls glue into one number — low ball first — and the low number wins the difference in points. A gross birdie flips the other team's number the wrong way. It adds up fast; that's the point.

4 players How to play →

Round Robin Match

Everybody partners everybody.

Three six-hole best-ball matches with rotating partners — by 18 you've teamed with everyone once. Auto-presses keep every six holes lively.

4 players How to play →

Round Robin Nassau

Rotate partners, Nassau style.

Round Robin where each six-hole match is its own Nassau — front three, back three, and the overall six, all for the same stake, with dormie presses.

4 players How to play →

Flip

New teams every hole.

Flip a coin on every tee — heads vs tails, new partners each hole. Carries and birdies add base bets (no doubling), losers pay and the winners split.

4–5 players How to play →

Crossfire

Every man for himself.

A threesome with three head-to-head bets — you against each of the other two. One setup builds all three matches. Beat both and collect twice; get caught in the crossfire and pay both.

3 players How to play →

9 Point

Nine points, every hole.

A threesome game: nine points per hole split 5–3–1 by net score. Settle pairwise at a price per point — beat both and you collect from both.

3 players How to play →

One/Two Downs

Heads-up, with auto-presses.

A two-player net match tiled into back-to-back mini-matches (3/6/9/18 holes). Each block auto-presses the moment a side goes one or two down.

2 players How to play →

Tournaments

Bets across every group.

Golf trip or a Friday game spread across foursomes? Bundle every group into one tournament and play for shared pots — skins, best balls, stroke play, and head-to-head side bets that even cross groups. Follow it live, or throw it on the TV at the bar.

Skins Two Best Balls Best Ball Teams Individual Stroke Play Cross-group side bets

How tournaments work →

See it in action

Score holes, track bets, and settle up — all from your pocket.

Score Each Hole Pick teams, set multipliers, track carries

Super Wolf Mode Last place gets a shot at redemption

Final Standings See who owes what when the round is over

Built for the course

Everything you need to run a Wolf game, nothing you don't.

Live Scoring

Every hole scored in real time. Carries, multipliers, and balances update instantly across all players.

Super Wolf Mode

The player in last place gets an all-or-nothing shot at redemption. High risk, high reward.

Game History

Review past rounds hole by hole. See how the carries stacked up and where the momentum shifted.

Top 5 reasons you need SuperWolf

Simple bet keeping.

Whether you’re playing for matchsticks or crisp benjamins, your golf bros want yours, and you want theirs. Having to keep a bet AND beat your golf buddies is too much work. SuperWolf makes it simple.