Sixes

Four players play three six-hole matches, partnering each of the others once. The better ball of each pair wins the hole. Also called Hollywood or Round Robin.

4 players
Rotating partners

Play Sixes in Noon

How to play Sixes

Three 6-hole matches, two against two.
Partners change every 6 holes, in tee order: 1 & 2 against 3 & 4, then 1 & 3, then 1 & 4.
Each side counts its better ball. The lower one wins the hole, and a tie halves it.
Win more holes to win the match. It ends early once the lead is bigger than the holes left.
A tied match is a push.

In Noon: Noon pairs the partners from the tee order and closes a match as soon as it’s decided. A 9-hole round plays three-hole matches. Play straight up or with handicap strokes.

	Alex	Cole	Priya	Nora
Holes 1–6	+1	+1	–1	–1
Holes 7–12	–1	+1	–1	+1
Holes 13–18	0	0	0	0
Matches	0	+2	–2	0

Alex and Cole win the first six, Cole and Nora the middle six, and Alex and Nora halve the last six with Cole and Priya. Cole finishes two matches up.

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