SuperWolf Golf

"Who's keeping the bet?" You are! And it's easy — honestly, kind of amazing — with the SuperWolf app. How do your Wolf rules work? Who cares! This is the gold standard for Wolf games, and you should be keeping it our way (it's probably the same way you're keeping it anyway). Either way, SuperWolf is now the home for your whole golf trip — not just one game. Run the round, settle every bet, and ditch the 2½ scorecards of scribbled, folded gibberish that none of the boys trust at the end of the day. THE GAMES • SuperWolf — the classic 4- or 5-man Wolf game. Carries, shucks, hammers, birdies, and the all-or-nothing Super Wolf mode (lightning round) for whoever's getting buried. • Kansas City — rolling 2-point match play that won't let anyone hide. Low ball, high ball, comebacks, milestones, the works. • Round Robin Match — a foursome plays three 6-hole 2-on-2 best-ball matches, partners rotating every six holes so you team with everyone once. Win it "$X a man," presses optional. Nobody's stuck with the cold hand all day. • Round Robin Nassau — the round robin, but every 6-hole match is its own Nassau: the front three, the back three, and the overall six. One block, up to three bets — with dormie presses to keep the comebacks alive. • Flip — flip a coin for teams on every tee. New partners every hole, best-ball net, a carry bank, and birdies that pile on the bet (no doubling, just stacking). Lone wolf against the field gets a half-pop; everybody-flips-the-same goes all-vs-all. • Vegas — the foursome team game where the math turns mean. Pick partners each hole and jam your two scores into one number (a 4 and a 6 is 46); low number wins the difference in points. Net and pop-driven, with birdies that flip the other team's number the wrong way and two birdies that double the pain. Sticky partners or fresh teams every hole — plus a hole-by-hole audit so nobody "misremembers." • 9 Point — for the threesome. Nine points up for grabs every hole: 5 for low, 3 for the middle, 1 for the high, all net. Settle at a buck a point or whatever your ego can cover. No teammate to carry you and nowhere to hide. • One/Two Downs — heads-up net match play that never lets you off the mat. The round tiles into 3-, 6-, 9-, or 18-hole matches that auto-press a fresh bet the second you slip 1 (or 2) down. Comebacks stacked on comebacks. • Crossfire — three players, everybody gunning for everybody. You carry a separate bet against each of the other two, all built from one setup — Nassau stroke, Nassau match (presses optional), per-hole, or the nasty one, auto One/Two Downs. Beat both and you collect twice; lose both and that's on you. • Scorecard Rounds — just keeping score for the group, handicaps and all. Add side bets, or join up with other groups for tournament betting. PILE ON THE SIDE ACTION • Player-vs-player side bets — Nassau, per-hole, press, or auto One/Two Downs — running right alongside the round. MAKE IT A TOURNAMENT • Group multiple rounds into a tournament with a roster that grows as players join. • Field-wide games: Skins, Two Best Balls, Best Ball Teams, and Individual Stroke Play. • Players hop in by QR code or link and get auto-entered into the field's games — and your side bets open up to everyone in the field. NO MORE SCORECARD ARGUMENTS • Every bet, multiplier, and balance is scored live as you play. • Follow along right from the lock screen, and share the game so the whole group watches the damage in real time. Ten ways to lose money to your buddies, one app to keep score — and it'll still drain your will to golf.