Medal (Multi Group)

Pure stroke play — lowest gross score wins

6–144 playersMulti-Group

How It Works

Medal play (also called stroke play) is the simplest format: every stroke on every hole counts. The player who completes the round in the fewest total GROSS strokes wins. This is PURE gross — no handicap is applied at all (the handicap section is hidden in setup).

Every Hole Matters

Unlike match play, you cannot concede a hole. A blowup on hole 3 still counts in full. Minimizing big numbers is as important as making birdies.

Options & Variations

A League (multi-group) event game scored across the whole field on gross strokes only — there are no handicap toggles. The shared entry fee funds a sliding-scale purse to the lowest gross finishers (ties split), with an optional rake/house cut; season order-of-merit points can be awarded by finish position.

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 Medal game for one group instead).

In theStick

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

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

Pro Tips

Bogey golf beats blowup golf — an extra stroke here is better than a triple there.

It's pure gross — handicaps don't help, so course management is everything.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Medal (Multi Group) in golf?

Medal (Multi Group): Pure stroke play — lowest gross score wins. Medal play (also called stroke play) is the simplest format: every stroke on every hole counts. The player who completes the round in the fewest total GROSS strokes wins.