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Two Best Balls
Group vs group, Nassau style.
Group vs group
Each group counts its two best net balls per hole. Front nine, back nine and the full 18 each pay out to the winning group's players.
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Group versus group, Nassau style. Each group counts its two best net balls on every hole, summed into a team score. The lowest team total wins — but there are three bets in play, not one.
Three segments
- Front nine, back nine, and the full 18 each pay out to the winning group's players.
- Split the pot evenly (a third each) or weight it to the 18 (25 / 25 / 50).
- The pot is one ante per player (pot = bet × total players); a tie on a segment splits it among the tied groups.
Good to know
Net strokes are normalized so the lowest handicap across every participant plays scratch (just like Skins). The players in the group that wins a segment split that segment's pot.
Worked example
3 groups, $10 a player
Twelve players → a $120 pot, even split = $40 per segment. Your group posts the low two-best-ball total on the front nine, so your group's four players split that $40.
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