A team golf-betting game played as two 2-man teams. On each hole, your team makes a two-digit “Vegas number” by putting your low net score first: a 4 and a 5 = 45; a 3 and a 6 = 36. The team with the lower number wins the difference in points — so 36 vs 45 is worth 9 points, and points × your $/point wager = the money. Partners rotate to keep it interesting.

Birdies flip the other team. A natural birdie (a real birdie, not one from a handicap stroke) flips your opponents’ number — their low ball goes second instead of first, which hurts them. Example: their 4 and 5 would normally be 45, but a birdie flip turns it into 54.

Eagle or two birdies = flip AND double. If one team makes an eagle, or both partners make birdie, it flips the opponents and doubles the whole hole (×2). Example: your team makes two birdies and the other team is a 4 and 5 → their number flips to 54 and the point difference is doubled. That’s the big-money hole.

Matching birdies cancel. If both teams make one birdie, the flips wash out — no flip either way. (But if one team has an eagle or two birdies and the other only has one birdie, the bigger hand still flips and doubles.)

On the scorecard, a ⇄ marks a flip and ×2⇄ marks a doubled hole — tap the ? on any hole for the full breakdown.

Tap Create game & invite players. Add your group (search your roster, or tap Share invite link and text it to them), pick the course, format and wager, then tap Start Round. You keep the scorecard; everyone else follows the money live on their own phones.

Tap the invite link they text you. Sign in with your email (a code is emailed to you — check spam the first time), confirm your GHIN handicap index for the day, and you’re in the foursome. Then just watch the live scores and money on your phone. First time in, say “yes” to add it to your home screen.

Tap Stats. You’ll see your season money, win-loss record, scoring average, and every round you’ve played. Tap any past round to open the full color-coded scorecard and the settle-up.

If you play with fewer than four, a ghost fills the empty spot so the teams work. It plays a realistic round at the low player’s level, gets no strokes, and has no wallet — its results just fold into whoever it’s partnered with, so the money stays fair among the real players.

When the round is finished, everyone sees exactly who owes whom, with Venmo and Zelle buttons to pay right there. Add your Venmo/Zelle in your Profile so people can pay you.