Nassau is most often a type of Match Play golf game where three separate bets and a number of pressing opportunities ensure plenty of action!

Nassau

(Also known as [alternateNames])

HOW TO PLAY

Nassau is generally scored as three separate bets: the front nine, the back nine and the entire eighteen. For example, a $2 Nassau would pay $2 to the team with the most points for each of the three bets. Like any typical Match Play, the winner of each hole earns a point with no points carried or awarded in the case of a tie.

VARIATIONS & PRESSES

A $2 Nassau sounds pretty harmless, but presses can increase the stakes in a hurry! Each press creates a new bet from that point forward, and in large groups with multiple tee times, auto presses increase the action automatically. For example, in 2 Down, anytime a player or team is down two points, a new bet is created automatically.

GAME OPTIONS

two players yes
three players yes
four players yes
five players yes
yes handicaps
individuals yes
teams yes
multi group yes
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Nassau Example Scorecard

Nassau

#

P1

P2

1
Par 4
1
4
5
2
Par 4
1
5
6
3
Par 3
4
4
4
Par 4
1
3
4
5
Par 5
1
5
6
6
Par 4
1
4
5
7
Par 5
7
1
5
8
Par 3
1
3
4
9
Par 4
1
4
5
OUT
Par 36
7
39
1
44

HOLE BY HOLE

Hole 1 – After the first hole, P1 takes a one up lead with a par over the bogey from P2. P1 would have a lead in the front 9 and full 18 bets.

Nassau SUMMARY

Player Points $$
P1 1 $2
P2 0 $-2

FINAL NOTES

Final Payouts – After nine holes, P1 would clinch the front 9 bet with a score of 7-1, and earn a point for the front 9 bet. In a $2 Nassau, he would be up $2.

Nassau Ratings

Bet Opportunities

7/10

Luck Factor

1/10

Handicap Friendly

6/10

Customization

6/10
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