Hurleypurley Foursome [top] May 2026

"Hurly Burly" Foursome (often spelled "Hurley Purley" or "Hurly-Burly") is a specialized golf tournament format typically played by teams of two in a member-to-member or local club setting. While specific rules can vary by club, a prominent version of this format is hosted by The Club at Ravenna Core Tournament Format

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The word "HurleyBurley" (often misspelled as "HurleyBurly" or "Hurlyburly") is the modifier. In common English, "hurly-burly" means a state of commotion, tumult, or disorder—think Shakespeare’s Macbeth ("When the hurly-burly's done, / When the battle's lost and won"). "Hurly Burly" Foursome (often spelled "Hurley Purley" or

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• Handicap allowance: 90% of course handicap for each player.
• Max score per hole: Double par (e.g., 8 on par-4) for handicap purposes, but in match play, a hole is conceded once a team cannot win or tie.
• Ties: If both teams have identical better-ball scores, the hole is halved – no carryover.
• Bonus point condition: Must win the hole with both balls scoring better than the opponent’s better ball (i.e., a “clean sweep”).
• Format: Usually played as match play (points per hole), but stableford variants exist for team stroke play events.

The HurleyPurley Foursome isn't slowing down. With rumors of a new "tour" on the horizon and fresh challenges ahead, fans and friends alike are waiting to see what this iconic group does next.

While the specific "Hurleypurley" moniker is often linked to folklore or niche tournament teams, the strategy required to succeed in such a foursome is universal. Success depends on more than just physical skill; it requires a unique "team-first" mentality.