Wolf
Wolf is a strategic golf betting game where one player (“the Wolf”) chooses to play solo or with a partner each hole to win points.
Wolf is a fun betting golf game where one player each hole is designated as the “Wolf.” The Wolf decides whether to partner with another player after seeing their tee shot—or go alone against the group. Points (or money) are awarded based on whether the Wolf’s side wins or loses the hole, making it a mix of strategy, risk, and reward.
One player holds "the cube" on each hole. Their score counts double or more.
Points earned per hole for net scores, with bonuses for the cube holder.
Played in teams, typically foursomes, rotating cube responsibility.
Cube holder has pressure: great scores win big, bad holes hurt the team.
Cube Holder rotates each hole.
Cube Holder's points x2 multiplier.
Other 3 players' scores are normal.
Team Total per hole = Cube score (doubled) + others combined.
Some groups use x2 on the front 9 and x3 on the back 9.
Assign cube based on performance, not rotation.
The holder keeps the cube until winning a hole outright.
Keeps everyone involved with rotating pressure.
Cube holes deliver big point swings.
Encourages fun, teasing, and lively competition.