Can we turn carryovers on?
No. A tied hole is a hole with no winner.
Skins
Each flight can play gross skins, net skins, or both. The scores are the ones the group already entered. Nobody keeps a second card.
If two or more players tie for the lowest score on a hole, nobody wins that hole. The skin does not carry to the next hole.
The unique lowest gross score on a hole wins that skin, in that flight. Handicap is not applied. A tie wins nothing.
Net on a hole is the gross score minus the strokes that player receives there. The unique lowest net score wins the skin, in that flight. A tie wins nothing, and it still does not carry.
A player can win the gross skin and the net skin on the same hole only when both games are on and that player is the outright winner of each. They are separate.
Skins are decided inside the flight. A low score in one flight does not take a skin from another.
These four names are made up. This is not a Desert Thursdays card. The table shows who wins the hole. It does not show a payout, and it is not a formula for every group. The organizer sets the buy-in for that week.
Flight A, gross skins, four players.
| Hole | Alex | Blake | Casey | Drew | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | 5 | 4 | 6 | Alex and Casey tie at 4. No skin. |
| 2 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Blake is alone at 3 and wins the skin. |
| 3 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 5 | Three-way tie. No skin. The next hole is still one skin. |
Hole 1 does not make hole 2 worth two skins. Many calculators and betting apps carry the tie forward. This one does not.
After you publish, the results show the skins for that flight with the scorecard: which holes paid, and who won them. The money page shows the amount for that competition. Grey Tabby Golf does not collect it and does not send it.
No. A tied hole is a hole with no winner.
Yes. They are separate competitions on the same scores.
No. It is part of the weekly group's round.
The example above is not that round.