The creator explains the rules of a four-player golf game called 'Wolf'. They detail the roles, including the 'Wolf' who tees off last, the process of choosing a partner for a 2v2 match, the option to play as a 'Lone Wolf' in a 1v3 for double points, and the high-risk 'Blind Wolf' play for quadruple points, before asking the audience for other game suggestions.
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This is one of our favourite games to play on the course.
It’s called Wolf. All you need is a tee time and three mates.
On each hole, one player is the Wolf and tees off last. As the other three hit, the Wolf can either choose one of them as a partner or pass and take their chances with the next player.
Choose a partner and it becomes 2v2. Choose no one and you’re the Lone Wolf, playing 1v3 for double points.
And if you’re feeling particularly confident, you can call Blind Wolf before anyone has even hit.
What other games should we play next?
Transcript
This is one of our favorite games. It's called wolf. To play, all you need is a tee time and three mates. The rules are simple. On each hole, one player is the wolf and the wolf always tees off last. As the other three players hit their tee shots, the wolf has the decision pass. But once you've passed, you can't go back and pick them. Now if the wolf chooses a partner, it becomes a two v two beatable match and each player on the winning team earns a point. But here's where it gets interesting, if the wolf doesn't choose anyone, they become the lone wolf, meaning it's now one v three and if they manage to win the hole, they earn two points. But if they lose, all three opponents earn a point each. And for those feeling particularly confident, there's also the option of going blind wolf where you declare you're playing alone before anyone's even hit their t shirt. And if you win, you'll earn four points. But all of this got me thinking. What are other games we can play on the course? So let us know your favorite game and we'll play it next time.
