How to Play Vegas
This isn’t your average 2v2 showdown. Every stroke matters, and the pressure’s on from the first tee to the final putt. Whether you're sinking birdies or scrambling for bogey, there's no hiding—because in this game, every swing could make or break your round.
Scoring:
In this game, you play your own ball on every hole and mark down strokes taken. At the end of each hole, you'll combine your strokes with your partner's strokes to form a 2-digit number. This 2-digit number should be written with the lower number first. However, there’s one exception to this rule—if either player shoots a 10 or higher on a hole, that score automatically becomes the first digit.
Example: On hole 1, Player 1 has a '5' and Player 2 has a '4'. Their team score would be a '45'
How points are awarded:
The difference in team scores on each hole determines how many points are awarded—and those points go to the team with the lower total score on that hole.
Example: On hole 1, Team A scored a '45' and Team B scored a '56'. For this hole, Team A would earn 11 points (56 minus 45).
At the end of the round, the team with the most points wins and takes home the glory!
King of Clubs Scorecards make tracking Vegas simple with a unique layout designed for optimal score keeping!
Vegas FAQ
How many players do you need for Vegas?
Four. Vegas is played 2 vs 2, with the same partners for the whole round.
How do you make a team score in Vegas?
Put the two partners' scores together, lower number first. A 4 and a 5 make 45.
What happens if someone scores 10 or more?
That score becomes the first digit. So a 4 and a 10 make 104, which is a long way from a 45.
How are points scored in Vegas?
The lower team number wins the hole, and the difference is the points. A 45 against a 56 is worth 11. The team with the most points at the end wins.
Do King of Clubs Vegas scorecards include the rules?
Yes. The rules are printed on the back, and the layout is built for adding up team numbers. Grab the Vegas Scorecards (4 pack) or see all five games on the Game Rules page.
