3/18-Hole Match

A faster competitive format for decision practice.

The match format supports short 3-hole play and the same style of 18-hole match flow, giving players a quicker way to practice pressure decisions.

Match setup screen
Set up the match.
Match play screen
Play in match context.
Three-hole match screen
Use the shorter 3-hole format.
Hole match scoring screen
Keep the match state visible.
Match result screen
Review the match outcome.

01 Setup

Choose the match.

Start with a match setup instead of a solo practice session.

02 Compete

Play the hole in context.

The player still makes club, target, and shot decisions, but with match pressure layered in.

03 Review

Track the result.

The match screens keep the competitive state visible while preserving the shot-by-shot learning signal.

The Game Master plays with your clubs and abilities.

Play GM locks a copy of your playing profile for the match. You and the Game Master use the same club capabilities, accuracy, putting statistics, and shot conditions, so the comparison centers on strategy.

Each competitor receives an independent execution roll. Identical plans can finish differently, letting you compare the choice separately from the result. Review both plans and outcomes after play.

Use match pressure as part of the learning loop

After practicing pressure decisions in Match mode, players can compare those habits with a full 18-Hole Round, review outcomes in Learning Reports, and repeat specific situations in Golf Academy.