Aggregate (Multi Group)

Every partner’s score counts each hole — net strokes, Stableford points or quota, added together

6–144 playersMulti-Group

How It Works

Every player posts a net score on each hole. The team's hole score is the SUM of all members' net scores. The team with the lowest aggregate net total across the full field wins. True per-member net uses standard USGA allocation (including a second stroke for course handicaps over 18). It can also be scored in Stableford points or quota, where every member's points are added together and the most points wins — e.g. two partners' individual Stableford points added up.

Why Aggregate?

Every player's score counts on every hole — nobody can carry dead weight. It rewards consistent ball-striking across the whole team more than any single hero shot.

Options & Variations

A League (multi-group) team event game. Team format: Partner (2-player) or Group (3+); each team needs at least 2 members. The shared entry fee funds a sliding-scale purse to the top teams (ties split, optional rake/house cut); season order-of-merit points can be awarded by finish.

Availability

Fully scorable inside a League event — configure it there under a season's event games. It can't run as a single casual round on its own (it needs the League's shared field and purse), so it always shows as League Only in the standard game picker.

In theStick

Setting up Aggregate: stakes, handicaps and the game's own options.

Aggregate results across every group in the event, with each player's purse.

Pro Tips

Consistency matters more than brilliance — a bogey on every hole beats eagles and snowmen.

Watch your teammates' scores in real time — knowing where you stand drives late-round decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aggregate (Multi Group) in golf?

Aggregate (Multi Group): Every partner’s score counts each hole — net strokes, Stableford points or quota, added together. Every player posts a net score on each hole. The team's hole score is the SUM of all members' net scores. The team with the lowest aggregate net total across the full field wins.