The rulebook
Fewest strokes wins.
That's the thesis. Everything below is how it's enforced — the same logic the app runs, written out so nobody argues at midnight.
Scoring
The lawEvery bar is a hole. Every hole gets a score. Lowest total takes the night. The leaderboard sorts ascending — rank 1 is the fewest strokes — and ties share rank (1-2-2-4).
During play, the live board ranks by score relative to par through the holes you've finished, so a late joiner isn't buried mid-round. At the end, the final ranking goes holes-completed first, then fewest strokes — finish the whole crawl and the two orders agree.
Round playoffs: sudden death
Exact round-lead ties go to a sudden-death extra hole. The extra hole fires only when the app sees a genuine two-way tie for the lead:
Two players, dead even
Same holes completed, same total strokes, neither a designated driver — the app flags a sudden-death extra hole. One more hole. Lowest score takes it.
When it doesn't fire
Three or more players tied — the later rounds decide. A designated driver in the top two — DDs never playoff; heroes, not competitors. An unscored lead — no data, no playoff.
House rules
Tiebreak penalty
+1 sip
The +1 sip tiebreak penalty applies where the game says it does. Sip responsibly — 21+.
Designated drivers
Excluded from playoffs
DDs keep the night safe. They're excluded from playoffs — heroes, not competitors — and still get the full crawl.
The 9×9 hotdog
2-stroke penalty
Order the 9×9 hotdog, take 2 strokes. Glory has a price.
Templates
14 crawls
Fourteen templates ship in the app — from Friday night out to the Speakeasy circuit.