Small wagers on "sandies" (saving par from a bunker) or "barkies" (hitting a tree and still making par).
These make it a “Loosers” game:
If you want to organize a round that focuses on fun over fundamentals, consider these guidelines: loossers foursome
On the Par 3 5th, Sal hit a ball into the pond. He didn't take a drop. He waded in, shin-deep in muck, and played it out. He splashed water all over his pants, but he punched it onto the green. The foursome behind them cheered. Small wagers on "sandies" (saving par from a
Golf is notoriously difficult. For many, the pressure to perform can ruin the relaxation of a Saturday morning. The "Loosser’s Foursome" removes that barrier. 1. Building Stronger Bonds He waded in, shin-deep in muck, and played it out
"Is he?" Benny asked. "Or is he just... pioneering?"
After all, a bad day on the golf course is still better than a good day at the office—especially when you’re in good company.