Foursome: 1. Four players playing together in a group 2. A match in which two 2-person teams compete against each other with each side only playing one ball (more on tournament formats and games)

 

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Foursome: 1. Four players playing together in a group 2. A match in which two 2-person teams compete against each other with each side only playing one ball (more on tournament formats and games)

St. Andrews Foursome: (also 'fensome') an alternate shot tournament format with two two-man teams in each foursome, each player hits a tee shot, then the best tee shot of each two-man team is selected and the oth . . . View Full Definition

Scotch Foursome: A game where 2 two-man teams play one ball per team and teammates alternate strokes, the tee shot being hit by one team member on odd numbered holes and the other on even numbered holes (see . . . View Full Definition

Texas Scramble: (also 'shamble') a tournament format that is a variation of a scramble, where each member of a team (usually a foursome) hits a tee shot on each hole, the best tee shot on the hole is select . . . View Full Definition

Shamble: (also 'texas scramble') a tournament format that is a variation of a scramble, where each member of a team (usually a foursome) hits a tee shot on each hole, the best tee shot on the hole is . . . View Full Definition

Fensome: (also 'st. Andrews foursome') an alternate shot tournament format with two two-man teams in each foursome, each player hits a tee shot, then the best tee shot of each two-man team is selecte . . . View Full Definition

Greensome: An alternate shot tournament format with two two-man teams in each foursome, each player hits a tee shot, then the best tee shot of each two-man team is selected and the other ball is picked . . . View Full Definition

Scramble: Several players from both sides close together battling for possession of the puck.

Captains Choice: 1. (also 'scramble') a tournament format in which all players in a group (foursome or otherwise) hit a shot from the tee, and each subsequent location, always playing from the position of th . . . View Full Definition