Stroke Play can be played with or without handicaps. In the example above, Stroke Play is played with handicaps. The cumulative score is updated after each hole. For example, Mikko Ilonen is at -2 after 7 holes. Scores for the last hole are always shown on the screen (hole 7). The current hole is highlighted in green. The number of shots a player gets on a hole is indicated on the green bar.

When playing Stableford, the scores are calculated as points. For example, Mikko Ilonen has 16 points after 7 holes. On the score view, the larger number shows strokes and the smaller number net points. Stableford can be played in two ways: Regular or Modified. The current hole is highlighted in green. The number of shots a player gets on a hole is indicated on the green bar.

In Scramble, only the team score is entered in to the GameBook. In the Stroke Play example above, Team Cink is at -6 after 7 holes. The initials of each player are listed under the team name.

Erado is totally new side game developed by the GameBook Team making the game easier and more fun. Each player has 4 “lives”, which can be used to erase bad holes from the final score. The decision to erase a score must be made immediately… before playing the next hole. The final hole is always counted IN and cannot be erased.

Erado can only be played using Stroke Play (with Handicaps or Scratch). The leaderboard is always kept relative to par (+ or -). Bullets next to the players name show how many Erados are left to use.

Duplicate is another new side game developed by the GameBook Team adding more excitement to the game. Duplicate can only be played using Stableford points. Before each hole, the GameBook randomly draws a multiplier of one, two or three for the hole. This means that the Stableford points will be multiplied making it more important to score well on the higher multiplier holes.

Duplicate is an extremely thrilling game and after playing it, you’ll never play normal Stableford again.