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In the 2-Woman No Scotch golf game format, team members tee off, then switch golf balls. They play their second strokes (each hitting the other's tee ball), then beginning with the third shot the two team members play out the hole as a scramble The low ball (low score among the two players) is recorded as the team score for each hole.

2-2-2 is just another name for the $2 Nassau. A $2 Nassau golf game and consists of three bets, each worth $2 - the front nine, the back nine and the full 18 hole score.

3 Little Pigs is a competition golf game that allows golfers to get rid of their worst scores from the round. At the end of the round, all golfers or teams find their three worst scores. And those scores disappear. Throw them out. 

A golf game format for teams comprised of four golfers. On each hole of an 18-hole round, the team must decide which two team members' scores will count on each hole. The rotation must be selected before play. At the end of 18 holes, 36 such scores must have been counted, and those 36 scores - or 36 balls - make up the team's final score. This can be played both net and gross. The number of balls counted can change, for instance, on the first hole you record one score, second hole you record two and on the third hole record three.

Each member of the team plays her ball throughout. But a 3-hole rotation exists for determining how many scores are used to create the team score. A great golf game for mixed handicaps.

The club hits the ground behind the ball and results in a poorly struck ball that usually doesn't go very far.