One player takes on the entire group.
Beat everyone and you clean up, mess up and you could pay everyone at once. Win the hole to stay the Banker. The player with the least points becomes the Banker and sets the bank for the last few holes. Do you accept post dated checks?
Big Fairways walks you through every step, hole by hole. No rule sheet in your back pocket and nobody keeping a tally on a napkin.
Send one link and the whole group follows along from their own phone, live, while you play.
Run this alongside any other side game. The points stay separate and the math stays clean.
Points during the round, then one clean total per player at the end. Nobody does arithmetic on the drive home.
One player takes on the entire group. Beat everyone and you clean up, mess up and you could pay everyone at once. Win the hole to stay the Banker. The player with the least points becomes the Banker and sets the bank for the last few holes. Do you accept post dated checks? Banker is played by one against the group, seat rotates, and Big Fairways scores it hole by hole so nobody in the group has to keep track.
Banker is the game that makes a par feel enormous. You are not trying to beat one person, you are trying to beat the table, and the table is watching you over the ball. Then next hole it is somebody else's turn to sweat.
Pick Banker when you set up the round, choose who is in, and start playing. The app prompts you at each step, keeps the running points, and lets you run other side games at the same time without the totals getting tangled. At the end you get one clean total per player and the shortest possible list of payments.
Send one link and your group follows the leaderboard live from their own phones, whether they are in your cart or watching from the clubhouse. Every round you post is saved to your own lifetime scorecard, which only you can see.
Most groups rotate the banker in order on every hole, so in a foursome each player banks four or five holes across eighteen. Some groups pass the seat to whoever won the last hole.
A tied hole is a push between the banker and that player. Nothing changes hands and the rest of the matches on that hole are settled as normal.
No. Vegas is a two on two game built from combined numbers. Banker puts one player against everyone else, one match at a time.
No. Big Fairways counts points. What your group decides to do with those points afterwards is entirely up to the group, and the app never handles anyone's money.
Yes, free while we build it. Every side game, the live leaderboard, the settle up totals and your lifetime scorecards are all included, and there is nothing to install because it runs in any phone browser.
Set it up in four taps, send the link to the group, and let the app keep every point.
Start a round, free