PLAY IT YOUR WAY
Tournament Formats
Pick a format, grab a partner, and tee up for good. Here are the ways we play the 10.10.10. Fun Charity Golf Tournament.
2-Person Scramble
The signature charity format for pairs. Both partners tee off, the team selects the better drive, and both play their next shot from that spot — repeating each time until the ball is holed.
2-Person Scramble
Captain's choice for pairs — fast, fun, and beginner-friendly.
The signature charity format for pairs. Both partners tee off, the team selects the better drive, and both play their next shot from that spot — repeating each time until the ball is holed.
How It Works
1) Both players tee off. 2) Pick the best drive. 3) Both play from there. 4) Repeat each shot, always choosing the best position. 5) Lowest team score wins.
4-Person Scramble
The classic charity scramble — maximum fun, minimum pressure.
Four players each hit every shot; the team chooses the best ball and all four play from there. The most relaxed, social format — perfect for mixed-ability teams.
How It Works
1) All four tee off. 2) Select the best ball. 3) Everyone plays from that spot. 4) Repeat to the hole. Keeps play moving and everyone involved.
Best Ball (Four-Ball)
Everyone plays their own ball; the lowest score counts.
Each player plays their own ball for the entire hole. Only the lowest (best) score among the teammates is recorded as the team score for that hole.
How It Works
1) Everyone plays their own ball. 2) At the end of the hole, take the lowest score. 3) Total the best-ball scores. Rewards steady, low-handicap players.
Shamble (Modified Scramble)
Best drive, then everyone plays their own ball in.
A hybrid of scramble and best ball. Everyone tees off, the team selects the best drive, and from there each player plays their own ball to finish the hole.
How It Works
1) All tee off. 2) Pick the best drive. 3) Each player plays their own ball from that point. 4) Best score on the hole counts for the team.
Chapman (Pinehurst)
Swap, pick, and alternate — strategy meets teamwork.
Partners both tee off, then swap balls for the second shot. After the second shot, the team picks one ball and plays alternate shot into the hole.
How It Works
1) Both tee off. 2) Swap and play each other's ball. 3) Choose the better-positioned ball. 4) Alternate shots until holed.
Stableford
Points, not strokes — every hole stays alive.
A points-based scoring system. Eagles, birdies, and pars earn points; higher total wins. A blow-up hole doesn't ruin the round, so play stays fun.
How It Works
1) Score points per hole: eagle 2, birdie 1, par 0 (or custom). 2) Tally points. 3) Highest point total wins.
Skins
Win the hole outright to claim the skin — ties carry over.
Each hole is worth a 'skin'. Win the hole outright and you claim it; if the hole is tied, the skin carries to the next, building bigger pots as the round goes on.
How It Works
1) Each hole has a skin value. 2) Lowest score wins the skin. 3) Ties carry over. 4) Settle the pot at the 19th hole.
Alternate Shot (Foursomes)
One ball, partners alternate — the ultimate teamwork test.
Two partners play one ball, alternating shots. Quick, classic, and intense — the format that rewards communication and trust above all.
How It Works
1) Player A tees off on odd holes, Player B on even. 2) Alternate shots until holed. 3) Lowest score per hole counts.