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Step One

Unpack the goods and prepare to become annoying in the best way.

Step Two

Tuck ’em in your bag so they’re ready when your round goes sideways. Think skins game, but the bragging rights hang right on your cart.

Step Three

Earn your flags.
Do the deed on the course, claim the flag, hang it on your cart.

Good (a dot for you)

• Birdie or Eagle: score under par
• Sandie: save par out of the bunker
• Long Drive: longest drive in the group, par 5s only
• Closest to the Pin: nearest the flag

Bad (a dot against you)

• Snake: three-putt
• Snowman: an 8 on the hole
•King of Lost Balls: hit it in the water or out of bounds, and it rides on your cart

Step Four

Wrap the proper flag to the cart and make it official.

Step Five

Steal 'em! Place em!

A flag belongs to whoever earned it last. Pull off the same feat and you take it off your opponent's cart and hang it on yours.

Celebrate your wins, expose your losses, or frame your opponent.

Step Six

Tally up! Every 6 or 9 holes, your call, count the dots. Whoever's holding what at the cutoff scores it. Wagering's optional. Bragging rights are mandatory.