What Is Foursomes Golf?
Foursomes is a team golf format where two players play one ball, taking turns to hit each shot until the hole is completed.
It's often called Alternate Shot because teammates alternate every stroke.
How Does Foursomes Work?

Why Is Foursomes Challenging?
Unlike Fourball Better Ball, there is only one ball in play.
Every shot affects your partner's next shot, making teamwork and communication essential.
Is Handicap Used?
Yes.
Many competitions use a percentage of the combined team handicap to ensure fair play.
The exact allowance depends on the competition rules.
Where Is Foursomes Played?
Foursomes is popular in:
Club competitions
Golf societies
Ryder Cup style events
Team championships
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