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Pick a game -- each one has a free scorer that works offline on the course.

Golf Betting Games — Free Interactive Scorers

Choose Your Game
Best Carryovers 2-4 Players
Skins
Win a hole outright -- or the pot keeps growing.
Ties carry the skin to the next hole. Stack enough ties and a single par-3 becomes the most expensive shot of the day. Nobody's out of it until the 18th drops.
Auto carryovers Live pot display Net scoring
Open Skins Calculator
Most Strategic 4 Players Exactly
Wolf
Pick a partner after each tee shot -- or go Lone Wolf for double.
The Wolf rotates every hole. Watch each tee shot, decide instantly -- take them as your partner or pass. Go Lone Wolf before anyone hits and it's worth 4× if you win.
Lone Wolf ×4 Best ball Auto rotation
Open Wolf Scorer
Most Fair Any Group Size
Bingo Bango Bongo
Three points per hole -- first on, closest, first to hole out.
The only format where a 25-handicapper can genuinely beat a scratch golfer. Order of play determines eligibility -- furthest from the hole plays first, which flips the usual advantage.
Any group size 3 pts/hole Levels the field
Open BBB Scorer
Most Popular 2 Players / Teams
Nassau
Three bets in one round -- front 9, back 9, overall 18.
America's most played golf betting game. Three independent match play bets running simultaneously. Add presses when you're down 2 and a simple Nassau becomes the most competitive round of the year.
Presses tracked Net or gross Max $15 base
Open Nassau Calculator
At a Glance
Game Players Stake Level
Skins
2-4
$5-10
★★
Wolf
4
$1-2
★★★
Bingo Bango
Any
$1-2
★★
Nassau
2
$5-10
★★
Common Questions

Golf Betting Games FAQ

How Golf Betting Games Work

Golf betting games add friendly competition to any round. Each format has its own scoring system — Nassau divides the round into three separate bets, Skins rewards hole winners outright, Wolf requires split-second decisions after every tee shot, and Bingo Bango Bongo assigns three points per hole for different achievements. Choose a format above to open the free scorer.

Nassau is the most popular golf betting game in the United States. It splits 18 holes into three separate bets -- front 9, back 9, and overall 18 -- giving players three chances to win or lose on every round. Wolf and Skins are the next most widely played.
Wolf works for 3 players with a modified rotation. Skins and Bingo Bango Bongo work for any group size. Round Robin Nassau -- where each player runs a separate Nassau against each other -- also works well for three.
Wolf is the gold standard for 4 players -- the rotation works perfectly over 18 holes and the Lone Wolf option keeps every hole strategic. Skins and Bingo Bango Bongo work for any group size. Nassau runs as 2-vs-2 teams.
Yes -- most recreational groups do. Net scoring using each player's Course Handicap makes games fair across different skill levels. Use our Handicap Index Calculator to find the right number, then enter it when you set up any scorer.
$1-$5 per unit is the most common casual range. A $5 Nassau means maximum exposure of $15 without presses. Wolf at $1 per point typically produces $10-$20 swings over 18 holes. Keep stakes low enough that losing doesn't ruin the round.
Yes. All four scorers run entirely in your browser -- no server calls. Load the page before you head to the first tee and it works from hole 1 through 18 with no WiFi or cell signal needed.
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