Game Rules
Here are the rules for five classic golf games: Wolf, Vegas, Stableford, Round Robin and Bingo Bango Bongo. Each one works for a group of 2 to 4 golfers, and each has its own King of Clubs scorecard with the rules printed on the back.
Which game should we play?
| Game | Players | Teams | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wolf | 3-4 | Change every hole | Strategy and bold calls |
| Vegas | 4 (2 vs 2) | Fixed pairs | Groups who like a bet and big swings |
| Stableford | 2-4 | Every player for themselves | Mixed skill levels |
| Round Robin | 4 | Rotate every 6 holes | Golf trips and playing with everyone |
| Bingo Bango Bongo | 2-4 | Every player for themselves | Casual rounds, any handicap |
Wolf
Wolf is a 3-4 player game where partners can change every hole. Tee order rotates, and the player hitting last is the Wolf. After each tee shot, the Wolf decides whether to take that player as a partner, or go it alone as the Lone Wolf. Win the hole and each teammate gets a point. A Lone Wolf win counts double.
How to play Wolf · Wolf Scorecards (4 pack)
Vegas
Vegas is a 2 vs 2 team game. Partners combine their scores into a two-digit number, low score first, so a 4 and a 5 make 45. The lower team number wins the hole, and the difference is the points. A 45 against a 56 is worth 11. It adds up fast.
How to play Vegas · Vegas Scorecards (4 pack)
Stableford
Stableford is a 2-4 player points game. You score points on each hole based on your strokes: 0 for double bogey or worse, 1 for bogey, 2 for par, 3 for birdie, 4 for eagle and 5 for albatross. One bad hole costs you nothing more than zero, so it's great for mixed skill levels.
How to play Stableford · Stableford Scorecards (4 pack)
Round Robin
Round Robin is a 4 player game where partners rotate every 6 holes, so you team up with everyone in the group once. Use whatever team format you like: scramble, best ball, sum score or hi-lo. Count the holes each player wins to crown the champ.
How to play Round Robin · Round Robin Scorecards (4 pack)
Bingo Bango Bongo
Bingo Bango Bongo is a 2-4 player game with three points up for grabs on every hole: Bingo for first on the green, Bango for closest to the pin once everyone's on, and Bongo for first in the hole. Everyone has a shot at points, whatever their handicap.
How to play Bingo Bango Bongo · Bingo Bango Bongo Scorecards (4 pack)
Want to try them all?
The Player Pack has one scorecard for each of the five games, so your group can find a favorite. The Tour Bundle has 4 of each game, 20 scorecards in all, for golf trips and repeat rounds.
Golf game FAQ
What golf games can 4 players play?
All five. Wolf, Vegas, Stableford, Round Robin and Bingo Bango Bongo all work for a foursome. Vegas and Round Robin need exactly 4.
What's a good golf game for players of different skill levels?
Stableford and Bingo Bango Bongo. In Stableford a blow-up hole only costs you zero points, and Bingo Bango Bongo gives everyone three chances to score on every hole.
What golf games work with 2 or 3 players?
Stableford and Bingo Bango Bongo work with 2-4 players. Wolf works with 3 or 4.
Do the scorecards include the rules?
Yes. Every King of Clubs scorecard has the game's rules printed on the back, so nobody has to look them up mid-round.
Bingo Bango Bongo
A 2-4 player game where 3 points are up for grabs every hole!
Dialed approach shots and a solid short game are the keys to win!
Stableford
A 2-4 player game where points are awarded based on your number of strokes each hole!
Competition for all skill levels!
Vegas
A 2v2 game where partners combine their individual scores for a 2 or 3-digit team score!
The ideal game for high-stakes golf!
Wolf
A 3-4 player game with dynamic partners!
Will you team up with the long driver, or test your luck as the Lone Wolf?