One/Two Downs
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.
Get SuperWolfHow it works
One/Two Downs is a heads-up, two-player net match — but instead of one match over 18, the round tiles into back-to-back mini-matches. Pick a block length (3, 6, 9, or 18 holes) and the round plays as a series of them, each its own stake.
Auto-presses
Each block auto-presses the moment a side goes one down — or two down, your choice at setup. A press is a fresh bet that runs from the press hole to the end of that block, and a press can press again, so a couple of lost holes stacks bets in a hurry. The round settles as the sum of every block and every press.
Dead-simple setup
Pick your two players, then four quick choices that all start at a sensible default: course & tees, stake per match, match length (3, 6, 9, or 18), and auto-press (1 down or 2 down). Make sure the pops look right — SuperWolf reads them straight from each player's handicap — and hit GO. From there everything is automatic: enter scores and we do the rest — the matches, the presses, dormie, and the money.
Good to know
- Exactly two players, net — strokes come off the handicap difference, on the hardest holes.
- The scorekeeping view shows the live match, the presses, and a swing gauge for the closing holes.
- Also available as a tournament side bet, and it drives a lock-screen Live Activity.
Three blocks, one-down presses. You take the first block 2-up (+$5). In the second, your opponent goes one down on hole 8 — a press opens for holes 8–12; you win the block but drop the press, netting $0. Across 18 it's the sum of every block and every press.
The whole match, at a glance
A live match-at-a-glance card on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island: a dot for every match in the current block — closed out, dormie, all-square, or who's up — the holes left with an urgency flag, and a swing gauge on the closing holes showing exactly what each player pockets if they take it home.
