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Side Bets & Junk

Chippies (Chip-Ins)

Also called Nasties, Uglies, Ferret, Watson (some groups)

Hole a shot from off the green.

Players
2+ players
Play as
Everyone for themselves
Scorekeeping
Easy
Handicaps
No handicaps needed
Money
Money game
Type
Side Bets & Junk

How to play

Any time you hole out from off the putting surface (fringe included by most groups) you win a chippie from every opponent. Nasties/Uglies is the same bet but most groups exclude putts holed from off the green. Clarify whether the shot must produce par or better.

Scoring

1 dot/unit; often 2 dots in Dots menus because it's rare. Can combine with a sandie on the same shot (hole-out from a bunker) and with birdie dots.

Variations

  • Fringe counts vs does not count
  • Must be for par or better
  • Nasties (non-putter only)
  • Ferret/Golden Ferret naming

Tips

  • Yell 'chippie' before you claim it; witnesses matter
  • Great equalizer for short-game specialists

The universal celebration shot, now with a payout.

Works with

Each link opens every game that works for that number of players.

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Sandies

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Sources

Rules reflect the version most groups play, cross-checked across these sources. House rules vary; agree yours on the first tee.

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