# SuperWolf Golf — Things escalate... quickly... > Golf betting and scoring tracker for group trips with multiple game modes. (iPhone/iPad app by Barry Harkness.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/superwolf-golf/id6759222768 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Barry Harkness](https://appshunter.io/developer/602877048) - Category: Sports - Price: Free - Rating: 5.00/5 from 2 App Store ratings · 2 written reviews indexed - Age rating: 17+ - Requires: iOS 17.2 · 11 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-02-20 - Data updated: 2026-08-05 - Monetization: free - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/superwolf-golf/id6759222768/reviews.md ## What is SuperWolf Golf? "Who's keeping the bet?" You are! And it's easy — honestly, kind of amazing — with the SuperWolf app. SuperWolf is the home for your whole golf trip — not just one game. Run the round, settle every bet, and ditch the 2½ scorecards of scribbled, folded gibberish that none of the boys trust at the end of the day. THE GAMES • SuperWolf — the classic 4- or 5-man Wolf game. Carries, shucks, hammers, birdies, and the all-or-nothing Super Wolf mode (lightning round) for whoever's getting buried. Play it bet-only like always, or on a full scorecard where the app runs the Wolf rotation and settles every hole. • Kansas City — rolling 2-point match play that won't let anyone hide. Low ball, high ball, comebacks, milestones, the works. • Round Robin Match — a foursome plays three 6-hole 2-on-2 best-ball matches, partners rotating so you team with everyone once. Win it "$X a man," presses optional. • Round Robin Nassau — the round robin, but every 6-hole match is its own Nassau: front three, back three, overall six. One block, up to three bets, dormie presses included. • Best Ball Nassau — the classic: pick a partner and keep him all 18. Your team's best net ball against theirs, three bets running — front, back, and the 18 — with dormie presses to keep the beatdowns interesting. • Flip — flip a coin for teams on every tee. New partners every hole, best-ball net, a carry bank, and birdies that pile on the bet. Lone wolf against the field gets a half-pop. • Vegas — the foursome game where the math turns mean. Jam your team's two scores into one number (a 4 and a 6 is 46); low number wins the difference, all net. Birdies flip the other team's number the wrong way — and a second one doubles the pain. • 9 Point — for the threesome. Nine points every hole: 5 for low, 3 for middle, 1 for high, all net. Settle at a buck a point or whatever your ego can cover. • One/Two Downs — heads-up net match play that never lets you off the mat. The round tiles into 3-, 6-, 9-, or 18-hole matches that auto-press a fresh bet the second you slip 1 (or 2) down. • Crossfire — three players, everybody gunning for everybody. One setup builds a separate bet against each of the other two. Beat both and you collect twice; lose both and that's on you. • Scorecard Rounds — just keeping score for the group, handicaps and all. Add side bets, or join up with other groups for tournament betting. PILE ON THE SIDE ACTION • Player-vs-player side bets — Nassau, per-hole, press, or auto One/Two Downs — running right alongside the round. MAKE IT A TOURNAMENT • Group multiple rounds into a tournament with a roster that grows as players join. • Field-wide games: Skins, Two Best Balls, Best Ball Teams, Individual Stroke Play, and Quota. • Players hop in by QR code or link and get auto-entered into the field's games — side bets open to the whole field too. • Run a league? Start the tournament there — its home course fills in and every member gets it on their phone, no invites required. TAKE IT ON THE ROAD • Golf Trips — the annual boys trip, run properly: itinerary, roster, and daily pairings in one place, with each day's tournament built automatically. • One trip-wide moneyboard totals every dollar from every game, every day. Tap a day to see which game did the damage. • A trip feed for photos and trash talk, and your group's round starts with one tap — everyone already filled in. • Tournament Crossfire — one switch puts every man on the roster in a trip-long Nassau against every other man. All of them. At once. NO MORE SCORECARD ARGUMENTS • Every bet, multiplier, and balance scored live as you play. • Match play at a glance — one dot per match: who's up and how much is still swinging. • Follow from the lock screen — updates land the second scores go in. Thirteen ways to lose money to your buddies, one app to keep score — and it'll still drain your will to golf. ## Key features - Multiple golf game modes - Player-vs-player side bets - Tournament creation - Scorecard tracking - Bet settlement - Group scoring ## Recent user reviews (2 of 2) All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/superwolf-golf/id6759222768/reviews.md ### 5/5 — Vegas Baby ! *2026-07-05* Vegas is the best. Tough to score? No more!!! Thanks SuperWolf. ### 5/5 — SuperAwesome *2026-06-09* Look, I’m not a golfer. I’m a guy who shows up to the course with the optimism of a weekend warrior and the swing consistency of a malfunctioning lawn sprinkler. My buddies know this, which is why they love roping me into their money games. Wolf? SuperWolf? Whatever twisted variant we’re playing that day—by hole 4, I’m not tracking my score, I’m trying to remember if I’m the lone wolf, the partner, or just the guy quietly bleeding cash.  I used to spend more time doing math on the back of my scorecard than actually golfing. “Wait, you get double if you wolf it? But only if we both birdie? Hold on, let me subtract the presses…” Meanwhile, my ball is somewhere in the woods unionizing with the squirrels. The mental load was brutal. I’d finish a round exhausted, defeated, and owing $47.32 that somehow felt like $200 after all the side bets. Enter SuperWolf Golf. This beautiful, merciful app does all the nasty bet tallying for me. I just tap in scores, pick the game, and it handles the chaos. No more mid-round arguments. No more “I swear I won that hole” debates that turn into geometry proofs. I can finally focus on the important things—like chunking my 7-iron into the water hazard with style.  Thanks to SuperWolf, I’ve lost money with dignity. My game still sucks, but now it sucks efficiently. The app even makes the post-round settlement painless (which is great because I’m usually buying the beers anyway). If you’re a terrible golfer who enjoys losing money to your friends in complicated ways, download this immediately. 10/10 would get wolfed again. 🐺⛳ (Pro tip: Pair it with a stiff drink and lower expectations. Works wonders.) ## Frequently asked questions about SuperWolf Golf ### What golf games does SuperWolf support? SuperWolf supports a variety of golf games including SuperWolf, Kansas City, Round Robin Match, Round Robin Nassau, Flip, Vegas, 9 Point, One/Two Downs, and Crossfire. It also includes a basic Scorecard Rounds feature. ### Can I create tournaments with SuperWolf? Yes, you can group multiple rounds into a tournament and even join up with other groups for tournament betting. This allows for more complex competition tracking beyond a single round. ### Does SuperWolf allow for side bets? Absolutely. SuperWolf allows for player-vs-player side bets such as Nassau, per-hole, press, or auto One/Two Downs to be run alongside the main round games. ### What devices is SuperWolf available on? SuperWolf is available on iPhone and iPad, making it accessible for most Apple users on the go. ### How often is SuperWolf updated? The app was last updated on July 3, 2026, indicating active development and support. Users can expect ongoing improvements and bug fixes. ### What is the age rating for SuperWolf? SuperWolf has an age rating of 17+, suggesting it may contain content or themes more suitable for mature audiences. ### Is SuperWolf free to use? Yes, SuperWolf is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, making it a completely free experience. ### How does SuperWolf handle scorecards? SuperWolf replaces the need for multiple physical scorecards by digitally tracking scores and bets for the entire group. It ensures all bets are settled accurately at the end of the round. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 2.0 — 2026-08-04 What's new in 2.0 — the trip just got a commissioner The annual buddies trip has been running on a group text, a napkin, and one guy's memory of who owes what. That guy is retired. The trip lives in the app now — and it's keeping receipts. THE HEADLINER • Golf Trips — your trip sits pinned at the top of the app: cover photo, the Rundown, the whole itinerary. Tap in for the roster, the daily pairings, the feed, and the moneyboard. When it's over, archive it and pretend the back nine on day two never happened. • The trip feed — post to the whole trip: up to eight photos at a time, links, and threaded comments for the inevitable dispute. React with a beer, pick from the emoji tray, or type your own. The picture of you in the bunker is getting posted either way — might as well be in the app where the timestamps are. • The moneyboard — every dollar from every game on every day of the trip, one board, one number per man. Tap a day to see exactly which game did the damage. No more "we'll settle up at the end" followed by a math seance in the parking lot. The board remembers. The board always remembers. • Your group, ready to go — the day before and the day of, your pairing shows up with your tee time on it. Tap Start Round and the whole group is already filled in, tied to the roster, and attached to the day's tournament. If one of your guys already started it, you get View Round instead — one round per group, no duplicate scorecards, no creative accounting. THE TRIP-LONG BLOODBATH • Tournament Crossfire — flip one switch and every man on the roster is in a Nassau against every other man on the roster. All of them. At once. Front, back, and 18, with dormie presses, running all trip long. Your card shows every opponent with at-a-glance dots for all three legs — blue when you're up, red when you're not, which is why you'll learn to hate red. KNOW YOUR NUMBER • Quota — everyone gets a number: 36 minus your handicap. Beat it and the pot notices. Points for pars, more for birdies, a small fortune for the eagle you'll describe for years. And the quota rolls — shoot the lights out today and tomorrow your number is waiting for you, slightly less friendly. The game adjusts. Do you? LOOK AT YOU • Signature avatars — claim your colors and your mark, or upload an actual photo and pinch it into place. It follows you onto leaderboards, pickers, and rosters, so when you're in last place, everyone knows exactly whose face that is. Four rounds, thirty bets, one board, zero disputes that survive contact with the evidence. Pack accordingly. ### 1.9 — 2026-07-24 What's new in 1.9 — the app knows where the pin is now Your excuses are officially down to wind and talent. Real greens, real pins, real satellite imagery — and the Nassau your old man swears he invented, finally on the card. THE HEADLINER • The Green view — playing a mapped course? A green button shows up on your scorecard. Tap it and there's the actual green, aimed from exactly where you're standing: yards to the pin, yards to the front, yards to carry that bunker you've never once carried, and how much room is behind the pin for when you fly it anyway. It rotates as you walk. It updates as you wander. It's never wrong — which makes one of you. • Real satellite imagery — the view sits on Apple satellite by default, so you're reading actual turf and actual sand, not a cartoon. Imagery looks rough at your course? One tap flips to the clean drawing. Your call, champ. • Pin sheets — course staff can set the day's pins right from the app: tap the green where it's cut, or stand at the cup and let GPS do it. Depth on, paces from the edge, front-middle-back — done for all 18 and in every player's pocket. The pro knows where the pin is. Now so do you. Still a three-putt. THE CLASSIC • Best Ball Nassau — pick a partner and he's yours all day, for better or much worse. Your team's best net ball against theirs: the front nine's a bet, the back nine's a bet, and the 18 is its own bet — usually the one that stings. Dormie presses included, so being buried isn't an excuse to stop paying attention. Lose all three legs with a partner you picked yourself? That's a you problem. LESS TAPPING, MORE LOSING • Start a game or a round and you land in it — no detour back to the list to hunt for the thing you created four seconds ago. • Tournament links wised up: league guys who are already enrolled skip the pointless Join button, and if you haven't started scoring yet, the link leads straight to starting your scorecard. Less ceremony, faster bleeding. THE FINE PRINT • Swap courses while setting up a round and everyone's tees reset properly — no more tees quietly pointing at a course you're not playing while the pops math rots underneath. Move the default tee and everyone following it comes along; guys who picked their own keep their pick. • Flip and 9 Point hole panels are a fixed height now — settling a hole doesn't shove the whole scorecard around mid-tap. Your fat finger has one less alibi. • Skins board: before anybody's won a skin, everyone reads $0 — not imaginary refunds. Standings rank by what you've actually won, which for most of you is a very stable number. The app now knows exactly where the flag is. Your ball remains uninformed. See you Friday. ### 1.8 — 2026-07-15 What's new in 1.8 — the Wolf learns to count The game this whole app is named after finally got the full treatment. Plus your lock screen got faster, your buddies got real names, and one Flip loophole got slammed shut. THE HEADLINER • Wolf, scored — the classic Wolf betting game now runs on a real scorecard. Enter scores, and the app does the rest: best net ball settles every hole, carries bank and stack, hammers fly, and a gross birdie on the winning side doubles the pot (a second one doubles it again, if your group has the stomach for it). The guy buried at the bottom gets his SuperWolf holes, same as always. Set the tee order by dragging names or shuffle and let fate decide — the Wolf rotation runs itself from there. You just play; the app remembers hole 7 forever. YOUR LOCK SCREEN, NOW WITH LESS LAG • Following a game? Live Activities update the second a score goes in — not whenever your phone got around to it. Your buddy three groups back watches your triple bogey land in real time. Sorry about that. MATCH PLAY AT A GLANCE • Round Robin and One/Two Downs now lead with match dots — one dot per match: who's up, by how many, a ring when they can't lose, a checkmark when it's over. And when a match gets late, a "where it can finish" meter shows exactly how much money is still swinging. Tap any of it for the full damage report. NAMES, FINALLY • Add your real name in the app, and the player picker shows it — sorted by your leagues, handle right underneath. Scorecards still show handles, because "Shooter" doesn't need his government name next to an 8. RUN A LEAGUE? • Creating a tournament now starts with the league — pick it first and your league's home course fills itself in. League members automatically get the tournament on their phones without you inviting a single soul. Commissioner life just got easier. THE FINE PRINT • Flip players: a birdie made with a stroke no longer cancels a real one. Gross beats gifted — recount your money. • Fixes and polish throughout, so the only thing you can blame the app for is your short game. Ten ways to lose money to your buddies just became eleven. You're welcome. ### 1.7 — 2026-07-03 What's new in 1.7 — four more ways to bleed your buddies dry You asked for more games. Fine. Here's four. Your scorecard's about to get a lot more expensive. THE NEW GAMES • Vegas — the foursome team game where math turns vicious. Pick partners each hole, then jam your two scores into one number — a 4 and a 6 is 46. Low number wins the difference in points. Net and pop-driven, so everybody's got a shot… until somebody makes a birdie and flips your number the wrong way (a 45 becomes a 54 — ouch). Two birdies? Doubled. Keep partners all 18 or shuffle every hole — your call. There's a hole-by-hole audit too, so nobody "misremembers" hole 7. • Crossfire — three players, and everybody's gunning for everybody. You've got a separate bet against each of the other two — three head-to-heads at once, all built from one setup. Pick the format and every matchup plays it: Nassau stroke play, Nassau match play (auto-presses optional), straight per-hole, or — best of all — auto One/Two Downs. Win both and collect twice; lose both and, well, that's on you. • One/Two Downs — heads-up net match play that never lets you off the mat. The round tiles into 3-, 6-, 9-, or 18-hole matches, and the second you slip 1 (or 2) down, it auto-presses a fresh bet right on top. Comebacks stacked on comebacks. Down? Good. • 9 Point — three men, nine points a hole: 5 for low, 3 for the middle, 1 for the high (net). Settle at a buck a point or whatever your ego can cover. No teammate to carry you and nowhere to hide. ALSO IN THE BAG • Every new game ships with a full how-to and a worked example right in the app — read the rules or don't, you'll still owe money. • Live Activities for all of it — watch the damage pile up from your lock screen and Dynamic Island without unlocking your phone. • Scorecards now mark it like a real card: circles for birdies (two for an eagle), squares for bogeys (two for a double), a dot for a pop. • Polish, fixes, and the app's version is right there at the bottom of your games list now. Six ways to lose money to your buddies just became ten. You're welcome. ### 1.6 — 2026-06-25 SuperWolf 1.6 brings a ton of polish, improvements, and bug fixes to your favorite golf betting app. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-05.*