SuperWolf Golf

"Who's keeping the bet?" You are! And it's easy — honestly, kind of amazing — with the SuperWolf app.

SuperWolf is the home for your whole golf trip — not just one game. Run the round, settle every bet, and ditch the 2½ scorecards of folded gibberish 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. Play it bet-only like always, or on a full scorecard where the app runs the rotation and settles every hole.
• 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 so you team with everyone once. Win it "$X a man," presses optional.
• Round Robin Nassau — the round robin, but every 6-hole match is its own Nassau: front three, back three, overall six. One block, up to three bets, dormie presses included.
• Best Ball Nassau — the classic: pick a partner and keep him all 18. Your team's best net ball against theirs, three bets running — front, back, and the 18 — with dormie presses to keep the beatdowns interesting.
• 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. Lone wolf against the field gets a half-pop.
• Vegas — the foursome game where the math turns mean. Jam your team's two scores into one number (a 4 and a 6 is 46); low number wins the difference, all net. Birdies flip the other team's number the wrong way — and a second one doubles the pain.
• 9 Point — for the threesome. Nine points every hole: 5 for low, 3 for middle, 1 for high, all net. Settle at a buck a point or whatever your ego can cover.
• 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.
• Crossfire — three players, everybody gunning for everybody. One setup builds a separate bet against each of the other two. 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 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 rounds into a tournament with a roster that grows as players join.
• Field-wide games: Skins, Two Best Balls, Best Ball Teams, Stroke Play, Quota, Stableford.
• Players hop in by QR code or link, auto-entered into the field's games — side bets open to everyone too.
• Run a league? Seasons and a points race — every game pays points into one standings, and members get each tournament on their phones automatically.

TAKE IT ON THE ROAD
• Golf Trips — the annual boys trip, run properly: itinerary, roster, daily pairings, each day's tournament built automatically.
• One trip-wide moneyboard totals every dollar, every game, every day — poker night included. Tap any name for the day-by-day damage.
• The Tab — snap the receipts; they split across the roster on their own. Settle-up squares the trip in the fewest payments — golf winnings fold in with a tap.
• A trip feed for photos and trash talk, and your group's round starts with one tap — everyone already filled in.
• Tournament Crossfire — one switch puts every man on the roster in a trip-long Nassau against every other man. All of them. At once.

NO MORE SCORECARD ARGUMENTS
• Every bet, multiplier, and balance scored live as you play.
• Match play at a glance — one dot per match: who's up and how much is still swinging.
• Follow from the lock screen — updates land the second scores go in.

Fourteen ways to lose money to your buddies, one app to keep score — and it'll still drain your will to golf.