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Kansas City

No passengers. No excuses.
4–5 players

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.

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How it works

Kansas City is rolling 2v2 team match play with two points riding on every hole — and both of your team's balls count, so there's no coasting behind a hot partner.

  • Low ball wins a point — best net score on the hole takes it.
  • High ball loses a point — worst net score gives one back. Your bad golfer costs you in KC; that's the charm.
  • First to go up three wins the match — no nursing a lead to the house.

Pops are surfaced right on the score rows (“1 stroke” under the name on the holes it lands) — no mental math, no arguments.

How it works — Kansas City in SuperWolf

The multiplier

The bet never sits still — the payout is base bet × multiplier, and the multiplier climbs while the match lives:

  • Birdies — every under-par stroke by anyone in the match adds 1×. An eagle is +2, and multiple birdies on a hole all count.
  • Milestones — +1 each time the match survives past 3, 6, 9… holes. Long wars get expensive.
  • Flips — +1 whenever a team that was down takes the lead. Comebacks cost the other guys real money.

Margin doesn't matter — win by three or win by a mile, each loser pays bet × multiplier.

Match ends, next war begins

A team goes up three (or the round runs out of holes) and the match settles on the spot — the app wipes the slate and gates the next hole behind “Set Up Next Match,” so nobody scores into a dead match.

New teams (COD rotation in a foursome, throw balls with five), new base bet, fresh multiplier. Tap any match for the receipts: hole-by-hole points, net arrows, and inline badges for every bird, milestone, and flip that stacked the bet.

Match ends, next war begins — Kansas City in SuperWolf

Good to know

  • 4–5 players — pick Team A each match: COD rotation for a foursome, throw balls for five.
  • Net scoring — per-player tees and pops set at round start, applied automatically.
  • Round totals track net dollars across every completed match — the only number that matters in the parking lot.
Worked example
$10 base, three holes

Hole 1 your side takes the low ball — up 1, bet $10. Hole 2 their pops kick in and they flip the lead: +1 flip, bet doubles to $20. Hole 3 they birdie to go up three and close it — 1 birdie + 1 flip locks the multiplier at 3×, and you're each handing over $30. Three holes. That's Kansas City.

Every match, live

The whole war from your lock screen

The Live Activity rides the round so nobody has to ask: the match coin shows which match you're on and what it's worth right now, the team score shows who just took the hole, and the badge strip counts every bird, press, and flip stacking the multiplier — with round progress on the ring. Glance, grimace, keep walking.

The whole war from your lock screen

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