Amateur Golf · By Format
8 upcoming tournaments
Scrambles are golf’s great equalizer — every player in the group contributes, the best shot plays, and the leaderboard goes low.
The list below pulls live from our catalog: competitive two-man and four-man scrambles, multi-format team events with scramble rounds, and recurring series.
If you’re chasing something more cutthroat afterward, the same catalog has stroke play, match play, and team best-ball — start with the format links below the list.
Glade Springs Resort - Cobb Course • Daniels, WV
Last year: Doug Williams and Chris Williams won at -22 (122) • Expected cut No cut; flights assigned after r
Tapatio Springs • Boerne, TX
The shamble format rewards strong driving while still testing individual ball-striking, creating a balance between team strategy and personal accountability that keeps every shot meaningful through the green.
Last year: Bryant Castro & Trevis Loree won at -13 (131) • Expected cut No cut (36 holes)
Rochelle Ranch Golf Club • Rawlins, WY
The Fortress • Frankenmuth, MI
TBD • TBD, ND
L.E. Kaufman Golf Course • Wyoming, MI
Poppy Ridge Golf Course • Livermore, CA
Carolina Club • Grandy, NC
Flighting by combined handicap and minimum-drive requirements (each player’s tee shot must be used a set number of times) keep serious scrambles honest.
Two-man competitive scrambles are usually won in the low 60s; four-man charity scrambles often go lower. Flighting means mid-handicap teams still have something to play for.
No — scrambles sit outside the individual ranking system. They’re the social end of the competitive calendar.
