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Side games add extra competition on top of the main event. Admins create side game templates at the league level, then activate specific games for each event.

Each side game can be scoped to the entire event or individual groups, and can use either gross or net scoring.

In Skins, each hole is worth a "skin". The player with the lowest score on a hole wins the skin. If two or more players tie, the skin carries over to the next hole, increasing its value.

Nassau is essentially three bets in one: front nine, back nine, and overall 18. The player with the lowest score in each segment wins that portion of the bet.

Stableford awards points based on your score relative to par on each hole: double bogey or worse = 0 points, bogey = 1, par = 2, birdie = 3, eagle = 4, albatross = 5. Highest total points wins.

Pool games collect a fixed entry fee and pay out to players who achieve specific results. Birdie Pool pays for birdies, Eagle Pool for eagles, and Par-3 Pool for the best score on par-3 holes.

Wolf is a rotating game where one player (the Wolf) chooses a partner after watching each player's tee shot, or goes alone ("Lone Wolf") for double stakes.

Low Waist awards the player with the lowest score on specific designated holes. Jueteng is a numbers-based pool game tied to hole outcomes.

Both games support a maximum wins per season cap, preventing any single player from dominating.

Proximity (closest to the pin) is measured on designated par-3 holes. The player whose tee shot lands closest to the pin wins the hole's pot.

When signing up for an event, you'll see which side games are active and can opt in. Some games may have auto-join enabled by the admin.

After the event, visit the Side Games results page to see winners, payouts, and settlement details. Payment tracking is integrated with the collections system.