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How It Works
A normal scramble — everyone hits, the team plays the best ball — except whoever's shot gets picked has to sit out the very next shot. One team score per hole.
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Options & Variations
A League (multi-group) Team One Ball game. Team format: Partner (2-player, default 40% low + 20% high HC split) or Group (3-4 player, Player 1-4 HC split). 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.
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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 (use the single-round Florida Scramble game for one group instead).
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Pro Tips
•A great shot benches you next — sometimes the smart play is to lay up and stay in the rotation.
•Keep track of who's sitting out; it's easy to lose count mid-hole.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Florida Scramble (Multi Group) in golf?
Florida Scramble (Multi Group): Whoever's shot is picked sits out the next one. A normal scramble — everyone hits, the team plays the best ball — except whoever's shot gets picked has to sit out the very next shot. One team score per hole.
How many players do you need for Florida Scramble (Multi Group)?
Florida Scramble (Multi Group) plays with 6–144 players.