Skins

The whole field plays for one pot. On every hole the lowest net score wins a skin; if two or more players tie for low, the hole pushes and pays nothing. There's no carryover — the pot simply splits across the holes that were won outright.

• Skins (net): lowest net wins the hole; equal net scores tie.
• Canadian: lowest net wins, but a net tie breaks to the lower gross — a gross birdie beats a net birdie. Only a truly even hole pushes.
• Gross: lowest gross wins, no handicaps.

Count the holes won outright, divide the pot evenly among them, and each pays its low ball. Handicaps are field-relative: the lowest handicap in the field plays scratch, and everyone else gets their difference as strokes on the hardest holes.