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Lowest net score wins — handicap levels the field
Each player plays stroke play and records their gross score. Their full handicap (or a configured percentage) is subtracted from the gross total to produce a net score. The player with the lowest net score wins.
Net scoring allows players of all skill levels to compete on equal footing. A 28-handicapper who shoots 100 nets 72 — the same as a scratch player who shoots 72. True per-member net uses standard USGA allocation, including a second stroke on the hardest holes for course handicaps over 18.
A League (multi-group) event game, played individually. Handicap options: index on low HC with a percentage and a max-handicap cap. The shared entry fee funds a sliding-scale purse paid to the top net finishers (ties split), with an optional rake/house cut; season order-of-merit points can be awarded by finish position.
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 Low Net game for one group instead).
Live scoring, handicaps, and automatic money settlement for Low Net (Multi Group) and 65 other games.