Crossfire
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.
Get SuperWolfHow it works
Crossfire is a three-player scorecard where each player has a separate bet against the other two. One setup, three matches — no teaming up, no hiding.
- Everyone against everyone: three players, three head-to-head bets — you versus each of the other two, in the line of fire from both sides.
- Set it up once: pick one format — match play, Nassau, per-hole, or One/Two Downs — and the stake. The app builds all three pairwise matches from that single setup. No entering the same bet three times.
- Just keep score: enter everyone's gross score each hole and all three matches settle themselves, live, off the same numbers — each one right there under the scores with its at-a-glance dots.
The three matchups
| Match | Who's shooting at whom |
|---|---|
| Match 1 | Player 1 vs Player 2 |
| Match 2 | Player 1 vs Player 3 |
| Match 3 | Player 2 vs Player 3 |
The money
The three bets are independent — beat one opponent and lose to the other, and you collect on one while you pay the other. Play the field, not just the leader. Each matchup gets its own pops, set automatically from that pair's handicap gap, so the scratch player spots each opponent independently. And every dollar someone wins, someone else loses — the books balance to zero, every time.
Every match, full depth
Tap any matchup and the whole story opens up — no mental math, no "wait, where does the press stand?"
- Every leg, scored live: front, back and overall status, the running money per player, and who's collecting from whom.
- Presses, tracked to the penny: auto-presses fire at dormie and nest under their parent match — each one labeled, each one settled on its own holes.
- The hole-by-hole strip: a full match scorecard — net and gross, who won each hole, and the match state after every one of them. Receipts, not recollections.
Good to know
- Exactly three players — each plays the other two, three bets in all.
- One format, one stake — every pair plays the same game you pick at setup.
- Strokes are automatic — each matchup's pops come from that pair's handicap gap.
- It's still just a scorecard — enter gross scores like any round; the three bets do the rest.
All three of you play a $10 Nassau against each other. You shoot the low round and collect a Nassau off each opponent — two paydays. The middle man splits his matches and shrugs. The high man pays everybody. That's why it's called Crossfire.
The leaderboard never leaves your pocket
The Live Activity keeps the round on your lock screen — glance down between shots and know exactly where you stand:
- The pecking order — all three players ranked live, with thru and score to par. When Mike slides to +5, everybody's phone says so.
- The hole ring — where you are in the round, without opening a thing.
- Updated on every save — the second a hole goes in, three lock screens agree on who's buying.
