Golf games, explained

Every game Spicy Golf can score, with the rules, the group sizes it works for, and the options you can turn on. These are the games themselves — you can play any of them with a scorecard and a pencil. The app just does the arithmetic while you play.

B Team
2+ players
In a stroke play tournament you have no chance of winning? Play a tournament within the tournament.
Best Ball
2+ players
Team stroke play — each team counts its low ball (best net score) on every hole; lowest team total wins.
Chapman
4+ players
Pinehurst alternate shot, 2-person teams. One score per team.
Closeout
2–4 players
A single match play bet for the full 18 holes.
EFro 8 Ball
8+ players
Two-player best-ball teams across multiple groups — usually 8 players in two foursomes, making four teams.
Five Points
4 players
A team game within one foursome. 2 players per team.
Florida
2–4 players
A single match play game for the full 18 holes with escalating press amounts.
Match Play
2–4 players
Hole by hole scoring with lower (net if enabled) scores winning holes, ties, etc.
Nassau
2–4 players
Three separate match play bets: front nine, back nine, and overall 18.
Nine Points
3 players
A three-person game with nine points awarded on each hole.
Scramble
4+ players
2-person scramble. One score per team.
Scramble (4-Person)
8+ players
4-person scramble. One score per team.
Stroke Play
1+ players
Total-strokes scoring — lowest (net if enabled) total wins.
Ten Points
3 players
A three-person game with ten points awarded on each hole.
The Big Game
2+ players
A quota/Stableford scoring game with gross skins.
Vegas
4 players
Team game where both members' score digits are combined for a team score.