Ryder Cup

Two teams of two play three matches in one round: a best-ball match on the front 9, then two singles matches on the back. Each match is worth a point.

4 players
Teams of 2

Play Ryder Cup in Noon

How to play Ryder Cup

Two teams of two play three matches.
Front nine: a best-ball match between the teams.
Back nine: two singles matches, captain against captain.
Each match is worth a cup point. A halved match is half a point each.

In Noon: Choose the singles pairings, and play straight up or with handicap strokes.

	Alex & Cole	Priya & Nora
Front 9	1	0
Alex v Priya	½	½
Cole v Nora	1	0
Cup points	2½	½

Alex and Cole take the front 9 and one singles match, and halve the other. They win the cup 2½ to ½.

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