Golf's Money Games…Play Your Friends On A Level Battlefield!

The wolf is loose

Call it from the tee — or hunt alone

First off the tee picks a partner after watching the drives, or goes lone wolf for double. Every phone sees the call the second it's made, and the app scores it without anyone doing math.

Stakes that escalate

Throw the Hammer and it's double or fold

Mid-hole, any hole. Stakes stack 2× → 4× → 8× and every phone watches the number climb in real time. Press the back nine. Watch a skins pot snowball three holes deep.

THE HAMMER · double or fold, any hole

GPS hole maps · live wind

Know the carry before you pull the club

Satellite view with live front · middle · back numbers and a tap-anywhere rangefinder on mapped courses. Then bet on it.

It plays the wind, too. National Weather Service numbers for your course's own grid cell — not an airport down the valley — pulled at the first tee and kept all day. Tap the arrows once and every number plays the weather: the 240 to that crosshair plays ~252 today.

Then score it right there: Score It puts in your score from the map, and the hole closes when you confirm.

Battle Tees GPS map — hole 1 at Rancho Solano GC: satellite view with a crosshair dropped on the fairway, front 479 · middle 496 · back 513 yards, and the wind on: cyan arrows showing today's 5 mph forecast, with the line playing like ~252 to the crosshair and ~268 on to the green. Score It, Track It, FW and GIR sit along the bottom

RANCHO SOLANO GC · hole 1 · live from the app

Stack the games

Bet your friends on several money games at once

Nassau, skins, nines, Vegas — run them together on one round and enter scores once. Every phone tracks every game and every dollar as it happens, and the last putt settles all of them at the same time.

VEGAS · one of eighteen, all on the same card

A level battlefield

Everyone plays their full handicap

Every net game gives each golfer every stroke of their course handicap — Skins, Nassau, Wolf, Banker, all of them. A 22 can battle a 5 straight up.

The dots on the scorecard are the strokes the games count, and they're set for the round once the second hole is in.

Score screen, hole 1 at Rancho Solano (Handicap 3) in a Banker round: Nathan (9.4), Greg (14.2) and Mike (6.1) each show a stroke dot — net 5, net 4 and net 4 — with the Banker card below: Nathan banks, picked by the tee toss

HOLE 1 · a stroke for all three

New on the card

Banker, Rabbit, Junk and Snake

Four more games. Same scorecard.

In Banker one golfer banks each hole and everyone plays them one-on-one — toss a tee for the first bank, then the low score takes it. Win a hole outright to catch the Rabbit, and hold it when the nine ends. Junk pays for birdies, greenies, sandies and polies, claimed right on the putts sheet. And every 3-putt takes the Snake.

Banker on the GPS map at Rancho Solano, hole 1: a sheet asks Who banks hole 1? — toss a tee, or tap who it points at — with buttons for Nathan, Greg and Mike and a Toss a tee button

BANKER · toss a tee for the first bank

Banker bet on the GPS map, hole 1: Hole 1: Nathan banks — your bet 3, with Double my bet switched on (×2), and a Done button

BANKER · your bet, from the map

Junk and putts sheet after hole 1, over the GPS map: tap any junk, then your putts — Sandy ticked, with Barkie, Polie and Chip-in, then putt buttons 0 to 4+

JUNK · claim it on the putts sheet

Three-putt the 7th? The snake is yours.

Your table, your points

Your group's rules, down to the point

A lone wolf is worth whatever you say it's worth.

Tap any number in setup and it's yours: seven Wolf payouts, the whole Stableford and Quota tables, a different skin on every hole. Every game takes your dollar a point.

Battle Tees Wolf options: a Points (per player) card with seven steppers — wolf + partner win 1, field beats wolf team 2, lone wolf wins bumped to 3, field beats lone wolf 1, blind lone wolf wins 3, field beats blind wolf 2, closest to pin 1 — and a Rules card: ties carry over off, last place is wolf on 17–18 on

WOLF · seven payouts · every one a stepper

Stableford options: steppers for birdie 3, par 2, bogey 1, double bogey or worse 0, eagle 4, albatross 5, with a note that net uses your full course handicap and negative values are allowed for modified Stableford

STABLEFORD · your table · minus points allowed

Skins options: 4 players, $2 per hole, ties carry the pot on, custom amount per hole off, total on the course $36; scoring options below — handicap allowance 100%, scored as net

SKINS · $2 a hole · ties carry the pot

Ten bucks on the last hole? Type it. Every phone agrees.

Mystery partners

You won't know your partner until the round is over

Everyone plays their own ball. Nobody knows whose side they're on.

Flip it on for Vegas, Best Ball, Umbrella or a 2v2 Nassau. Eighteen holes of playing for yourself, then one tap draws the teams and scores the whole card backwards.

Standings on hole 1 at Rancho Solano: the Vegas card shows a dice and Mystery partners — nobody knows who they're with, the draw happens when the round is done and scores the whole card — with Reveal unlocks after the last hole, 1/18 in

HOLE 1 · nobody knows who's with who

Standings after the draw: Vegas thru 18 with Mike & Kenny against Dave & Luis, the drawn pairing highlighted, and the note that partners were drawn at the end and were random

THE DRAW · Mike & Kenny, it turns out

Settling up after 18: Wolf thru 18 by player, then Vegas thru 18 — Mike & Kenny 81 points, +$8.50; Dave & Luis 47 points, −$8.50 at a quarter a point

THE PAYOUT · Mike & Kenny +$8.50

Root for everybody. Then find out who you were rooting for.

Your own wind

The forecast says 5mph from the West

Things change…so should your distance calculations!

Hold the arrows, tap where it's blowing, set the speed. Your wind beats the forecast for the rest of the round — and it's a real compass wind, so when the 4th turns back into it, so does the number.