🎯 Chip-In

How Chip-In works

How it works: Hole out from off the green for par or better. The shot has to be a chip, pitch, or putt-from-the-fringe — anywhere off the putting surface — and it has to score par or under. A chip-in for bogey doesn't count.

Example: 1 chip-ins, 4 players. You miss the green left on a par 4, in 2. You chip in from 30 feet for a 3 (birdie). Take 1 from each of the other 3 players. If you'd chipped in for a 4 (par), still counts. If you'd been chipping for bogey, no chip-in.

⚡ Auto-fill: if the round is tracking Putts (Setup → "Putts"), this side game marks itself the moment a player is logged with zero putts and a par-or-better score — zero putts means the ball was holed from off the green. A hole-in-one is excluded (that's an ace, not a chip-in). You can still tap a player to add or remove it by hand — a manual change sticks.

Holed-out shots from on the green don't count — that's just a putt. Chip-in implies the ball was off the green when you hit the holed shot.