Medley

Teams play the round (18 holes, or a nine) divided into segments YOU define — a pair, or a foursome that can swap partners each segment (A+B / C+D, A+C / B+D, A+D / B+C, lettered by course handicap) — any number of them, any length, each running a completely different format: Better Ball or Aggregate (own ball) for a segment, or any one-ball format (Chapman, Scramble, Foursomes, Modified Chapman, Greensomes, Gruesomes, and more) for another. There's no single "correct" split — a 6-6-6 day (e.g. Better Ball / Modified Chapman / Scramble, the shape one real club's Member-Member tournament uses) and a Ryder-Cup-style 9-9 day (Foursomes / Four Ball) are both just different Medley configurations.

Own-ball segments (Better Ball, Aggregate) work like any normal round — both partners enter their own score. One-ball segments show a single shared score row per team, filling both teammates' scorecards automatically. Each segment applies its own handicap allowance before all of them are added together for the team's final net.

Bet-per-player (default $10). Build segments in the setup panel: pick each one's length and format, and its handicap allowance defaults to that format's own standard (e.g. Better Ball 85% flat, Scramble 35/15 split) but is overridable per segment. Segments must cover every hole with no gaps or overlaps. Stroke play only, no match-play variant. In a round with more than 4 players, pick which 4 play — same "tap to swap players in or out" picker as Four Ball/Vegas.

Whichever team's combined net across every segment is lower takes the whole pot; a tie splits it evenly. Because at least some segments never have a genuinely individual score, these rounds never count toward anyone's Skill Level.