Title says it all.

We leave in about two weeks for Ireland and I am looking for some gambling game ideas that will encompass a wide range of handicaps (+2 to 13).

My main goal is to keep the +2 guy and the 13 guy in the games and let them have a chance at making some money.

We think it would be fun to have some team games as well but open to any and all ideas.

Banker w/ pops is always fun. Easy way to win (or lose) some money

On a recent father son we did stableford with handicaps so points were reported and not scores. If your into the max esc score zone you get no points. Seems mentally better for the 13 and those having bad weeks. We had trip long family and individual winners. Each day there were separate games within the foursomes that rotated.

Also, suggest you make each group report scores to you immediately after the round attested by the group so that you are recording results and not calculating. Your likely to have all kinds of scorekeepers. The days and nights get full.

Also, we let people have half the difference between handicap and previous rounds reported scores.

Also, a buddy says you can set all this kind of stuff up in golfgenius app so that you don't have to do any recording. I have not done that but being he scorecard for the group can get old. Suggest looking into golf genius. Hopefully others can confirm.

How many people?
Red team/blue team Ryder Cup style is always fun...

These work better when everyone is with a stoke or two of each other hdcp wise/ Otherwise guys tend to sandbag or give a vanity hdcp which screws their partner/team

Awesome thanks for the help guys!

Sixes works with group that has different handicaps.

It's partner golf, best ball. You pair up with another player for six holes. You can play stretch of six holes, then swap partners.

But we usually rotate every hole. It's not complicated to figure out. And this keeps things fresher.

You can play with or without handicap. Play with carries.

A variety of options here. https://golfcoursegurus.com/tournament/

Wolf was always a good game for us. Everyone plays their own ball so the serious golfers can keep a real score.

We sometimes played it with a set rotation off the tee and the last man (wolf) chooses a partner or not after seeing each drive. Sometimes we changed it up by flipping coins on the tee box. Heads play with heads, tails with tails.