
Skins
Skins is a timeless game where each hole is an individual competition with players competing for the lowest unique score.
Overview
Players compete on each hole for a “skin”. Player with the lowest score wins. If there is a tie, there is no skin awarded for that hole.
Any number of players
Played individually
Stroke play format
How to Play
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Skins can be played by any number of players.
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Competitors agree in a “buy-in” and the skins pot is established.
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A skin is awarded if there is a low score on any of the stipulated holes.
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Winnings are automatically calculated and can be seen on the leaderboard as the round progresses.
Settings & Adjustments
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Handicap allowances can be applied to even the playing field between players of different skill levels
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Often, groups allow only a percentage of a player’s course handicap for the competition.
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There is also the option to use “half strokes”. This allows players to still benefit from their course handicap but will not allow a gross score to be cut or tied by a net higher score.
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Learn more about the general handicap adjustments that Marker supports HERE.
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