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**Cha Cha Cha Tournament Format**

In the 4 person golf tournament format, each member of the team plays their ball throughout. A 3-hole rotation exists to determine the team score. On the first hole (cha), the one low ball counts as the team score. On the second hole (cha cha), the two low balls combined count as the team score. On the third hole (cha cha cha), the three low balls combined count as the team score. The rotation starts over on the fourth hole.

**Bingo, Bango, Bongo** In this side game, one point is given to the first ball on the green, one point for closest to the hole, and one point for the first ball that is holed.

Fun

**Pink Ball, Lone Ranger, etc.**

This tournament option uses a colored ball during a "bonus" competition. Each team competes using their regular format on each hole. A colored ball is rotated between players and the score with the colored ball is kept separate. The team with the lowest colored ball score wins a bonus prize, while the team's standard score determines the tournament winner. There are many variations to this competition, including elimination from play if the ball is lost.

**Poker**

Each player antes a predetermined amount of money, like one dollar, for the round. One playing card will be awarded for the ante. As each hole is played, one additional playing card is awarded each time a player makes a one-putt. Two cards are awarded for a ‘no-putt’, no matter how it isaccomplished, like a hole-in-one, hole-out from the fairway, chip-in, or a putt-in from the fringe.

One dollar will be added to the pot by any player who makes a three-putt. If anything greater than a three-putt is made, one dollar will be added to the pot and one card will be deducted from that player’s hand.The scorer records all one-putts, three-putts and more than three putts. At the end of the round, all the money is collected and all cards earned are dealt. The best poker hand takes the pot.

**Vegas Golf**

This is a game that can be purchased or made. Chips or cards are given to a player for good and bad situations. Good – one chip is given for birdies, eagles, or one putts. Bad – one chip is awarded for going in the water, sand, or trees, or for making more than 2 putts. Sometimes, a bonus chip is given for things like the most complaining or cell phone usage. The chip or card is passed on to the next person who has the same situation. Each group decides the wager, and at the end of the round, good chips get paid and bad chips pay.

Golf Games