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Golf Tournament Formats and Golf Bets

by Brent Kelley

Definitions of Tournament Formats and Betting Games

Listed below are terms for golf tournament formats and for golf bets and golf betting games. Click on a term for the definition.

1-2-3 Best Ball
2-Man Scramble
2-Person Best Ball
Aces and Dueces
Acey Ducey
Air Presses
Alternate Shot
Ambrose Competition
American Foursomes - See Chapman System
Arnies
Auto Win
Bag Raid
Barkies
Best At Something
Best Ball
Best Nines
Better Ball
Bingle Bangle Bungle - See Bingo Bango Bongo
Bingo Bango Bongo
Blind Nine
Bowmaker
Bridge
Calcutta
Callaway System
Canadian Foursomes
Chapman System
Chicago
Criers and Whiners
Criss Cross
Cut Throat
Defender
Derby
Disaster
Eclectic
English
Fairways & Greens
Flag Competition - See Flags
Flags
Florida Scramble
Four Ball
Foursomes
Greensomes
Gruesomes
Hate 'Em
Hog
Hollywood - See Round Robin
Honest John
Horse Race - See Shoot Out
Irish Four Ball
Las Vegas
Lone Ranger
Lone Wolf - Wolf
Low Putts
Modified Stableford
Money Ball
Murphy
Mutt and Jeff
Name That Score - See Bridge
Nassau
Nasties
Nicklauses
Nines
No Alibis
No Putts
Odds and Evens
One Club
Par or Out
Peoria System
Pick Up Sticks
Pinehurst
Pink Ball - See Yellow Ball
Pink Lady
Play It Again Sam - See No Alibis
Polee
Powerball
Putt for Dough
Rabbit
Replay - See No Alibis
Round Robin
Rumpsie Dumpsie - See Shoot Out
Sandie
Scotch Foursomes
Scramble
Scruffy
Selected Score
Seve
Shamble
Ship, Captain & Crew - See Wolf
Sixes
Skins Game
Stealies
Strike Three
String It Out
Shoot Out
Snake
Splashies
Stableford
Switch
Texas Scramble
Three Ball
Three Club Monte
Three-Putt Poker
Threesomes
Tombstone
Triples
Trouble
Uglies
Wipe Out - See No Alibis
Wolf
Wolfman
Woodies - See Barkies
Yellow Ball
Yellowsomes

The Golf Glossary is a work in progress. If you do not see the term you are looking for, drop us a line.

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