Three points on every hole, one for each milestone: first on the green (Bingo), closest once everyone's on (Bango), first in the cup (Bongo). The format rewards order-of-play over raw scoring, so a high handicap who plays smart can hang with low handicaps. The friendliest dollar game in the bag.
Three points per hole. Each settles independently. Each pays a per-point stake from every opponent.
Pick a number, like $1 or $2 per point. That is what each opponent pays the winner of each point. With three opponents and three points on a hole, the max swing per hole is 3 × 3 × $1 = $9 at the lowest stake.
First ball to come to rest on the putting surface wins the Bingo. The player furthest from the hole hits first (honor goes to the furthest), so the highest-handicap player often has the best shot at this point.
Once every player has a ball on the green, the player whose ball is closest to the pin wins the Bango. Honor goes to whoever is furthest from the hole. The player who reached the green last often has the best shot here.
First ball to finish the hole wins the Bongo. Whoever is furthest from the hole putts first, so the player closest to the cup often is last. Putt out in turn and the Bongo decides itself.
FLOG ships with the standard rule: three per-hole points, exclusive per point, paid per-point per-opponent. The variations below are common agreements groups apply at the first tee, not configurable toggles in the app today.
The furthest player from the hole hits first on every shot. Cutting in line voids your shot at the next point. The whole format depends on honor; without it Bingo and Bango get arbitrary.
A ball that lands on the green but rolls off does not earn the Bingo. Strict version. Looser groups let any ball that touched the green during the shot count.
Bango is only awarded among balls that reached the green from an APPROACH SHOT (not a chip-on). Prevents a player who chips on from claiming Bango when others reached the green earlier with a long iron.
Everyone antes a fixed amount at the start and the player with the most total points across 18 holes takes the pot. Simpler settlement, less arithmetic. FLOG settles per-point per-opponent today.
Three small buttons per player per hole: Bingo, Bango, Bongo. Tap as each point settles. Each is exclusive across the foursome; tapping a different player flips the award.
The BBB row. Three exclusive buttons per player per hole. Tap to award; tap a different player to reassign. The Summary tab totals each player's points and dollars.
BBB only works if the furthest player hits first on every shot. Cutting in line, even unintentionally, hands away a Bingo or Bango. Walk to your ball, check whose is furthest, and wait if it's not you. The format polices itself if everyone plays in turn.
FLOG's three-button BBB picker is one tap per point, exclusive across the foursome, and the running total updates on the Summary tab the second you commit it.