Round Robin Nassau
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.
Get SuperWolfThe format
A foursome, three six-hole matches, partners that rotate — by the 18th you've teamed with everyone once. The twist: each six-hole match is its own Nassau, so there's always more than one bet breathing down your neck.
- Front three, back three, and the overall six — three bets inside every match, each for the same “$X a man.”
- New partner every six holes (1–6, 7–12, 13–18) — everybody gets a turn carrying you.
How a match is won
Every hole is 2v2 net best ball — your team's better net ball vs theirs, low ball wins the hole. Win the front three, the back three, or the overall and you collect that bet. Strokes come off the low handicap in the group and stay fixed all round.
Tap any match for the receipts: the hole-by-hole grid marks the winning ball in the winner's color and dots every stroke, and every leg — front, back, overall — is settled underneath with its presses and exactly who's collecting. Win the front, lose the press, still argue about it — the numbers don't care.
Dormie presses
Turn on dormie presses at setup, or press by hand on any leg. When a lead reaches the holes left in a leg, the trailing team auto-presses — a new bet from the press hole to the end of that leg. Three holes is a short runway; the press makes sure nobody coasts in.
Good to know
- Exactly four players — it takes a foursome to rotate every pairing.
- You pick the teams each match; the app suggests the pairing you haven't used yet.
- Scored live, hole by hole — add side bets, or drop the round into a tournament and rob the other groups too.
Holes 7–12. You win the front three 2–1 (+$5 each), drop the back three 1–2 (−$5), and take the overall four holes to two (+$5) — net +$5 a man for the match.
Three bets, one look
The lock screen runs the book on every leg at once — the front (or back) that's in play on the left, the overall six on the right, presses included:
- A number — who's up on that leg and by how many, in the leader's color. Not your color? Swing harder.
- ✓ — that leg is decided. The front's gone; stop replaying it in your head.
- AS — all square, everything still to play for.
- Dashed — a leg or press that hasn't started yet.
The flag counts the holes left in the current leg, and the money on the right is where the whole match stands right now — front, back, overall, and every press, netted. One glance, zero arithmetic, no “wait, what do I owe?”
