Skins
- The lowest net score on a hole wins its skin (the lowest gross score in the Gross view). A tie carries the skin to the next hole, where it stacks.
- Net skins always use full handicaps, never the round allowance or spin, course-adjusted when that’s on.
- Every individual round is skinned, and Ryder Cup Four Ball and Singles rounds too. In a Ryder Cup, a player is out of skins once their match is decided.
- Open Stats to see who has won what, by round, and how many skins are riding on the next hole.
Nassau
Every 18-hole round becomes three results: Front 9, Back 9 and 18. Stroke events take the lowest score on each leg, Stableford events the most points, and matches the most holes won. Ties share the leg.
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