Free golf tool
Vegas Golf Calculator
The Vegas math, done for you. Enter each team's two scores and set the par, and the birdie flip, point difference, and payout are figured for you hole by hole. No signup, no ads.
Low score goes first in each team's number; a birdie (shown in orange) flips the other team high-first, which is where Vegas earns its name. Set each hole's par to match your course.
Vegas is simple until the birdie flip. Two scores become one number, low first, and the gap between the teams is the damage. One birdie can turn a small hole into a big one.
Set the par, enter the scores, and any birdie flips the other team automatically.
Common questions
How does Vegas work in golf?
Two teams of two. Each team's two scores combine into one number, low score first — a 4 and a 6 make 46. The team with the lower number wins the difference in points.
What is the birdie flip in Vegas?
When a team makes a birdie or better, the other team's number flips to high-first — a 46 becomes 64 — which inflates their number and swings the hole. It is the rule that makes Vegas swing big.
How do you combine scores in Vegas?
Put the lower score first. Scores of 4 and 6 make 46. If one score is double digits, it just follows the low one: a 6 and an 11 make 611.
How does Skins Golf handle Vegas?
Enter the scores and Skins Golf builds each team's number, applies your flip rule, and keeps the running point difference and payout automatically.
In the app
Skins Golf scores Vegas for you
Build each team's number, apply the birdie flip on your rules, and keep the running point difference and payout, hole by hole.
Skins Golf tracks results for reference only and never handles funds.