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Pick'em

Before the round and again at the turn, everyone predicts how the day will finish.

How it works

  1. Before the first hole, everyone predicts the winner of the main game, the low gross, the low net (when the main game is played net) and the most birdies.

  2. At the turn, everyone picks the winner and last place again.

  3. Every right answer scores two points. Pick'em never changes the main game's result.

Good to know

  • Ties and no result: the winner and last place come from the final standings, after any tiebreaker. Low gross and low net come from the round's totals, so everyone level on the lowest total holds the answer. A player with no total has no place, so can't be last place. If players still tie, everyone who picked any of them scores. A question with no result scores nobody.

A worked round

Six questions, two points for each right answer, marked against the final standings. The main game is the stroke play worked round.

The momentSam and Ike tied for the low gross at 81, so everyone who picked either one scored. Kasper read his own round best and took 8 points.

1stKasper M.8 points4 right of 6
tied for 2ndJordan B.6 points3 right of 6
tied for 2ndIke D.6 points3 right of 6
4thSam P.2 points1 right of 6
QuestionAnswerKasperKMSamSPJordanJBIkeID
Winner of Stroke playBefore the roundKasperKasperKM, rightSamSPIkeIDKasperKM, right
Low grossBefore the roundSam and IkeIkeID, rightSamSP, rightJordanJBSamSP, right
Low netBefore the roundKasperKasperKM, rightSamSPJordanJBIkeID
Most birdiesBefore the roundKasperSamSPSamSPKasperKM, rightIkeID
Winner of Stroke playAt the turnKasperSamSPSamSPKasperKM, rightKasperKM, right
Last placeAt the turnIkeIkeID, rightJordanJBIkeID, rightJordanJB
Points8266

A dot marks a right answer. The first four picks lock when the first hole starts, the last two when the 10th starts. Winner of Stroke play and Low net match here because stroke play is played net.

Handicaps

Pick'em takes no handicap strokes.

Play Pick'em with your group.