This variant introduces a dynamic partnership element to a standard round of golf. On each hole, one player is designated as the “wolf,” and they have the option to play the hole alone against the other three players or to select a partner after seeing the tee shot of the other golfers. If the lone golfer wins the hole outright, they earn the most points. However, if a team wins, the points are divided among the team members.
The appeal lies in its strategic depth and the opportunity for risk-taking. Players must constantly assess their skill and the performance of others to make advantageous decisions. The format promotes engagement and friendly competition, as the composition of teams changes throughout the game. It adds a layer of complexity not found in traditional scoring methods, enhancing the overall experience.