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How It Works
All players tee off, the team picks the best drive, and everyone moves their ball to that spot. From there each player plays their own ball into the hole. The best net ball (or best N nets, depending on the configured count) counts as the team score.
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Shamble vs. Scramble
Shamble gives the scramble advantage off the tee — everyone gets the best drive — then individual skill takes over. It's more competitive than a scramble and produces more realistic scoring.
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Availability
Fully scorable inside a League event — configure it there under a season's event games, with a Stroke row and a "best N net balls" count. 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.
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Pro Tips
•Use your longest hitter off the tee — that's the one free advantage the format gives you.
•On the approach play your own game; the best individual ball counts, so don't blindly follow a partner's line.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shamble (Multi Group) in golf?
Shamble (Multi Group): All drive, pick the best, then each plays their own ball in. All players tee off, the team picks the best drive, and everyone moves their ball to that spot. From there each player plays their own ball into the hole.
How many players do you need for Shamble (Multi Group)?
Shamble (Multi Group) plays with 6–144 players.