Scoring and betting
Enter strokes hole by hole and the board shows your score against par — zero is level, plus one a bogey, minus one a birdie. Edit each hole’s par to match the course you are actually playing.
Skins: on each hole the outright lowest score takes a stake from everyone else. Ties carry the skin over to the next hole — you can switch carryover off — which is why the last holes get expensive.
Nassau: three separate bets on the front nine, the back nine and the full eighteen. Lowest total in each segment takes that bet, split on ties. Losing the front nine leaves the back nine and the overall still live — that is the point of Nassau.
Common questions
Does it handle handicaps?
It records gross strokes and does not deduct handicaps automatically. If you play net, subtract the strokes you have agreed before entering them, or just play it gross.
What if we only play nine?
Yes. Only the holes you logged count; an unplayed back nine is simply skipped in Nassau, and Skins settles over whatever holes exist.