For any number of Players:

• Stroke Play Competition: The Players compete by comparing the Strokes they make. 
• Stableford  Competition: The Players compete by comparing the Stableford Points they make. 
• Par Competition: The Players play against the Par of the Course: if they shoot a Par, they tie the Hole, with a Birdie or better they win the Hole and with a Bogey or worse they loose the Hole. The result is like a Matchplay against the Course.
• Bingo-Bango-Bongo: This is a fun game in which 3 Points can be earned on each Hole as follows: The First ball on the green (Bingo) earns 1 point, the Ball closest to the pin once everyone is on the green (Bango) also 1 point and the first ball in the hole (Bongo) earns 1 point as well. The player that is the furthest away must play first. 

For 2 Players:

• Matchplay: The classic Matchplay - the Player with the lowest Score wins the Hole.

For 3 Players:

• Three Ball-Best Ball: A Team game 2 against 1. On each Hole the score of the Player playing alone and the lower Score of the other 2 Players are taken.
• Three Ball Matchplay 2 against 1: A Team game 2 against 1. On each Hole the score of the Player playing alone and the lower Score of the other 2 Players are compared to each other. The better score wins the Hole.
• Three Ball 3 Matchplays: 3 Matchplays are played simultaneously: Player 1 against Player 2, Player 1 against Player 3 and Player 2 against Player 3.
• Three Ball-Highball: A Team game 2 against 1. On each Hole the score of the Player playing alone and the higher Score of the other 2 Players are taken.
• Three Ball-Highball Matchplay: A Team game 2 against 1. On each Hole the score of the Player playing alone and the higher Score of the other 2 Players are compared to each other. The better score wins the Hole.
• Three Ball 5-3-1 (Nines): Each hole has a total point value of 9 points. Players earn Points as follows: the best score 5 Points, the second best Score 3 Points and the worst (highest) Score 1 Point. In the case of a tie between Players, the points for the Scores are evenly split. (Example: Player A scores 4, Player B scores 4 and Player C scores 6 - Players A and B split 5+3 Points between each other and each get 4 Points, Player C gets 1 Point).

For 4 Players:

• Four Ball-Best Ball: A Team game 2 against 2. On each Hole the lower Score between the team members is taken for the team. Example: Team A scores 4 and 7, Team B scores 5 and 6: 4 is the Score for Team A and 5 the Score for Team B.
• Four Ball-Best Ball Matchplay: A Team game 2 against 2. On each Hole the lower Score between the team members is compared to each other. The better score wins the Hole. Example: Team A scores 4 and 7, Team B scores 5 and 6: Team A wins the Hole.
• Four Ball-Aggregate: A Team game 2 against 2. On each Hole the total of the two Team member's scores is taken for the Team. Example: Team A scores 4 and 7, Team B scores 5 and 6: 11 is the Score for Team A and 11 the Score for Team B.
• Four Ball-Aggregate Matchplay: A Team game 2 against 2. On each Hole the total of the two Team member's scores is compared to each other. The better score wins the Hole. Example: Team A scores 4 and 7, Team B scores 5 and 6: the Hole is halved.
• Four Ball-High Ball: A Team game 2 against 2. On each Hole the higher Score between the team members is taken for the team. Example: Team A scores 4 and 7, Team B scores 5 and 6: 7 is the Score for Team A and 6 the Score for Team B.
• Four Ball-High Ball Matchplay: A Team game 2 against 2. On each Hole the higher Score between the team members is compared to each other. The better score wins the Hole. Example: Team A scores 4 and 7, Team B scores 5 and 6: Team B wins the Hole.
• Four Ball Matchplay 3 against 1: A Team game 2 against 1. On each Hole the score of the Player playing alone and the lower Score of the other 3 Players are compared to each other. The better score wins the Hole.
• Four Ball 6 Matchplays: 6 Matchplays are played simultaneously: Player 1 against Players 2, 3 and 4, Player 2 against Players 3 and 4 and Player 3 against Player 4.
• Four Ball Best Ball + Aggregate: A Team game 2 against 2 where Two points can be earned on each Hole. One Point is awarded following the Four Bal Best Ball rules (the lower scores within the teams compared to each other) and the other Point is awarded following the Four Ball Aggregate rules (the  lower total of the 2 Scores within a Team compares to each other).
• Four Ball Best Ball + High Ball: A Team game 2 against 2 where Two points can be earned on each Hole. One Point is awarded following the Four Bal Best Ball rules (the lower scores within the teams compared to each other) and the other Point is awarded following the Four Ball High Ball rules (the higher scores within the teams compared to each other).
• Four Ball Best Ball + High Ball + Aggregate: A Team game 2 against 2 where Three points can be earned on each Hole. One Point is awarded following the Four Bal Best Ball rules (the lower scores within the teams compared to each other), the second Point is awarded following the Four Ball High Ball rules (the higher scores within the teams compared to each other) and the third Point is awarded following the Four Ball Aggregate rules (the  lower total of the 2 Scores within a Team compares to each other).
• Four Ball 6-4-2-0 (Twelves): Each hole has a total point value of 12 points. Players earn Points as follows: the best score 6 Points, the second best Score 4 Points, the third best score 2 Points and the worst (highest) Score no Point. In the case of a tie between Players, the points for the Scores are evenly split. (Example: Player A scores 3, Player B scores 4, Player B scores 4 and Player C scores 6 - player A gets 6 Points, Players B and C split 4+2 Points between each other and each gets 3 Points, Player C gets no Point).
• Four Ball Las Vegas: A Team game 2 against 2. On each hole, the team players arrange their two scores to make the lowest possible two digit number. Example: On team A, one team member has a 4, the other a 5. The two member team score for the hole would be a 45. The points per hole is determined by the difference between the two team scores. If team A scores make a 45 and team B scores make a 55, the difference is 10 points. 55-45=10. Team A would win 10 points for the hole. Attention: Points pile up quickly playing this game.

In Settings-Others you can determine if you want to calculate the Results of the Four Ball Games (Four Ball-Best Ball, Four Ball-Aggregate, Four Ball-High Ball and their combinations) either by Strokes or by Stableford Points. This makes a difference, if Players have no Stableford Points but a different number of Strokes.