Pool every foursome on the tee sheet into one team competition. Each group is its own team, every team plays every other team in a segment-by-segment round-robin, and a single live leaderboard tracks the field. The format for a society day, a member-guest, or any Saturday with more than four players.
It's a Nassau structure, scaled up. Every foursome plays every other foursome, three segments per matchup, all running at once.
No splitting groups. The four players on your tee sheet are your team for the day. With three foursomes on the course, you have three teams; with four, four teams. The round-robin scales from there.
Three groups produces three matchups (A-B, A-C, B-C). Four groups produces six. Each matchup is its own segmented match running for the full 18 holes.
Aggregate: sum each team's net scores per hole and the lower sum wins the segment. Match-play: hole-by-hole, low team total wins the hole, most holes won wins the segment. Same input data, two settlement styles.
Front 9, back 9, overall 18. Just like a Nassau, but at the team level. A clean sweep of every matchup is rare. A clean sweep of one segment in every matchup is the typical winning result.
Most Big Team games pick one engine and stick with it. They produce different results, especially when one team has a blow-up hole.
Add the team's net scores hole by hole. The team with the lower 9-hole total wins the front; lower 9-hole total wins the back; lower 18-hole total wins the overall. A blow-up hole stays painful all round.
Per hole: low team total wins the hole, ties halve, holes won decides the segment. A blow-up hole costs you exactly one hole, no more. Forgiving, segment-by-segment.
The team's score on a hole is the sum of the four net scores (or whichever counting rule the group uses, sometimes lowest 2 of 4, sometimes lowest 3). FLOG defaults to all four net scores summed.
FLOG runs every matchup in the round-robin live, with the H2H card surfacing F/B/O chips per pairing. Tap any row in the leaderboard to unfold the full team scorecard.
The Big Team Live tab. Standings on top, H2H matchups below. Tap a group to unfold its scorecard inline; tap a matchup card to see hole-by-hole.
Unlike a 2-Man scramble, Big Team usually counts all four net scores on every hole. The team needs every player to grind out their best net, every single hole. The blow-up holes are what swing the segments.
FLOG handles every matchup in your Big Team, both engines, the H2H view, and tap-to-expand team scorecards live as the round plays.
The same team-match idea, scaled down to one foursome.
Read the rules →The three-segment structure, head-to-head between two players.
Read the rules →Whole-field pot. Pairs naturally with Big Team across groups.
Read the rules →The full FLOG rulebook in one place.
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