Tournaments

Bets across every group.

The easiest way to run bets across more than one group — a golf trip, a Friday game, any time players spread across several foursomes want to play for the same stakes. Each group keeps its own round; SuperWolf rolls everyone into one shared scoreboard.

Start a tournament Open a TV leaderboard →

Keep your game. Join the tournament.

The best part: every group keeps playing — and betting — its own game, while the very same scores roll into the field's games automatically.

One scorecard, two payouts

Your foursome plays Wolf, Kansas City, a Round Robin — whatever you like — and keeps that bet. Those same scores also feed the tournament's group games, so you're playing for your group's money and the field's pot at once. No double entry, no second scorecard.

It doesn't have to be big

Got a buddy in the group ahead? A “tournament” can be just the two of you. Add your round, invite him, he keeps a scorecard in the tournament — and your side bet settles in real time. The easiest way for any two groups, or two players, to bet across the gap.

Group games

Add any of these to a tournament — the whole field plays one pot.

Skins

One pot, one hole at a time.

The whole field plays for one pot; lowest net wins each hole. Ties push. Canadian breaks net ties by the lower gross — a gross birdie beats a net birdie.

Whole field How to play →

Two Best Balls

Group vs group, Nassau style.

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.

Group vs group How to play →

Best Ball Teams

Drawn into teams, best ball wins.

Players pair into two-man teams — blind draw or hand-picked — and play net best ball over 18. One pot pays the top teams, each place worth double the next.

Whole field How to play →

Individual Stroke Play

Low net takes the pot.

The whole field plays one stroke-play pot, net or gross. It pays the top finishers on a steep curve where each paying place doubles the next.

Whole field How to play →

Side Bets

Any two players, any two groups.

Any two players can run their own head-to-head even from different groups — a Nassau (stroke or match), a per-hole bet, or One/Two Downs. SuperWolf settles it automatically.

2 players, head-to-head How to play →

Set it up in minutes

No spreadsheets, no collecting everyone's card at the turn.

Only one keeper per group

One player in each group keeps that group's round — a Kansas City round or a plain Scorecard — and everyone else just follows along. Playing a game we don't score yet? Keep a Scorecard alongside it.

Join by QR or link

Pre-set the tournament with a locked course, then print the sign-up sheet with its QR code and short join code. Players scan, join, and get auto-enrolled into the field's games.

Fair handicaps, fast

Open the Handicap Calculator in your GHIN app, screenshot it, and paste it into SuperWolf — we read the playing handicaps and match them to your players. Or enter them by hand. Each group adds its own.

Follow it live

Every player follows along — on their phone, or up on the big screen.

TV / bar leaderboard

A full-screen, auto-refreshing leaderboard for the clubhouse or bar — standings, skins, best balls and stroke play, cycling automatically. No login; just punch in the six-character code.

Enter a TV code →

Your dashboard

Sign in on the web to see the full tournament breakdown, follow any group's round hole-by-hole, edit scorecards as the organizer, and print the invite sheet.

Live updates are pushed instantly — in the app, the lock-screen Live Activity keeps the score in your pocket.

Good to know

Every group in a tournament must be playing the same course.
You can pull a single player from another group in for a side bet — they just keep their own Scorecard.
Only the organizer can add or edit the field's games — everyone else follows along.

Run your trip on SuperWolf.

Set up a tournament in the app and invite every group with one code.

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