Lesson 6: Scramble Tournament

How does "Team Strategy" in a scramble format differ from individual stroke play?

Scramble Format, Honors, Pace of Play, Integrity

3.12.8 Evaluates the effectiveness of leadership skills when participating in a variety of physical activity settings

(DOK 3) Analyze which teammate’s shot should be selected in a scramble based on the distance to the hole and the risk involved.

(DOK 4) Formulate a list of "Unwritten Rules" of golf etiquette that ensure a positive experience for all players on the course.

Golf is often called the "game of life" because it demands emotional regulation and calculated risk assessment. In the professional world, much like on the golf course, you are rarely presented with a perfect "lie." Success depends on your ability to accept a bad break, manage your "misses," and focus on the next objective rather than dwelling on a past mistake. This unit prepares students for the social and professional networking that often occurs on the course, emphasizing etiquette, integrity, and strategic thinking.

Different size clubs
Different tee boxes

Students will analyze their teammates adherence to the etiquette of golf in a summative questionnaire.

• Full sets of golf clubs (Drivers, Irons, Wedges, Putters)

• Range buckets and high-visibility practice balls

• Portable launch monitors or swing analysis apps (e.g., Hudl or V1 Golf)

• Alignment sticks and "impact bags"

• Scorecards and yardage books for the local course

• Putting gates and string lines