Bucks mode

Give the groom a legendary day.

You tell us the groom, the date and the mood. GolfBreak builds the teams, the themed deck and the run-sheet, then runs the games so you don’t have to organise on the fly.

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Best man console: six secret cards loaded and the weekend run-sheet

Nineteenth hole: Josh takes it, settle-up and awards

The Groom’s Gauntlet with the Groom Meter at 62%

New occasion: Bucks selected, Chaos Dial on Spicy, stakes in points and forfeits

The best man console

Secret cards the groom will never see coming.

Load inside jokes and groom trivia before the weekend. Invite the boys to add theirs. They sit hidden in the deck until somebody draws one on the tee.

Set up in a minuteGroom, date, group size and mood. Teams and a themed deck appear.

Run-sheet built inEvery golf slot of the weekend, each with its own Chaos Dial setting.

Curse card drawn for Dave: Rival picks your club

The Groom’s Gauntlet

He’s the star. Never the victim.

The groom plays with a rotating club handicap and a Groom Meter the whole group can watch. Survive a curse or land a dare and he earns blessings back. Cursed to Legend in eighteen holes.

Pick ’emsPre-round predictions like “Will Dave break 100?”, scored in points and trophies, not dollars.

Speech materialThe group votes on the best moment of the day for the best man’s speech.

The Groom ReelA longer highlight reel for the wedding. Strictly opt-in.

Itinerary liteTee times, meeting points, dress code and who’s driving, shareable by link.

The weekend

Golf is the spine. The app runs the rest.

FRIDAY ARRIVALChaos PuttingQuick-play putting comp with Wild Die rules

SATURDAY AMThe Groom’s GauntletFull scoring, the Roll and awards

SATURDAY PMPub, brewery or bowlsPhoto challenges, trivia cards, trip leaderboard

SATURDAY NIGHTDinner and roastAwards on the TV, speeches and voting

SUNDAYRedemption RoundChill dial, scramble, trip champion crowned

Shareable recap card: The day Tom lost to a putter

Saturday night

The roast writes itself.

Biggest Blow-up, Chaos Survivor, Most Cursed and the Wooden Spoon land on the TV at dinner. Then a recap card hits the group chat, built from what actually happened.

Guardrails

Roast the shot. Never the person.

A bucks app only works if everyone trusts it. These rules are built in, not bolted on.

Private by defaultBucks content is visible only to the group. Nothing posts publicly without the person’s own consent.

Quiet vetoAny player can skip a card. The group isn’t told who.

Drinking is opt-inNever on by default, always with a responsible-drinking nudge.

Nothing unsafe or humiliatingCards never require alcohol, humiliation of a person or anything unsafe or illegal.

Next chapterTrips →Three days, one scoreboard, and a Ryder Cup finale on Unhinged.