
Every round logged.
Every match settled.
A simulator lounge for a handful of friends, a lot of birdies, and an alarming number of second chances. Every bad swing is remembered.
One long race, scored like real golf. Post rounds whenever you get to the Shack; your best five, scored to par, make your average. Lowest average when the season ends takes the tag.
The occasional one-off when the crew is all in the Shack. Set one up in a minute; wins and titles feed the season race.
Teams of two. Both players hit from the same spot, pick the better shot, and go again from there. One team score per hole; the lowest total wins.
Partners play their own ball the whole way. The better of the two scores counts on each hole, and the lower best ball wins the hole. Played as match play.
Win a hole, go 1 up. The match ends when one side leads by more holes than remain. Play it as singles, or as teams hitting alternate shots.

Every champion’s name goes in the history books, and the duck goes on the bag until somebody takes it off you. Members get a profile, a Shack Index, a seat in the group chat and a standing invitation to lose money on the back nine.