Nassau divides an 18-hole round into three separate betting opportunities, ensuring excitement throughout the entire game. It originated at Nassau Country Club.
The player with the best score over holes 1-9 wins the front nine bet.
The player with the best score over holes 10-18 wins the back nine bet.
The player with the best total score over all 18 holes wins the match.
Nassau Golf Betting Structure
You can place equal wagers on all three bets, such as $5-$5-$5 or $10-$10-$10.
Handicaps help level the playing field between players of different skill levels, making the game more inclusive and competitive.
The Press Feature
A press is an additional side bet that can be initiated during the round when a player is losing by a certain margin.
A new bet automatically starts when a player falls two holes behind, creating a fresh opportunity to win back losses.
Understand how different scenarios can unfold using automatic presses.
Winner: Player B
Nassau Variations
A new press is automatically triggered when a player goes 2 holes down.
Players have the flexibility to press at any point in the match—not just when losing by 2.
Play with partners using best ball or alternate shot formats.
Why Play Nassau?
Three separate bets (front nine, back nine, and overall) ensure the competition remains engaging throughout the round.
Smart use of presses can help recover losses or maximize winnings.
No one is ever truly out of the match, thanks to the pressing opportunities that keep everyone in the game until the end.
Triple Betting Format
Auto Press System