⛳ HIGHER OR LOWER
Which golfer won more major championships?
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Two major champions, side by side. Which one won more majors? From Old Tom Morris to Scottie Scheffler, the whole history of championship golf is in the pool.
Golf's major-count arguments, settled 10 rounds at a time. Two champions appear side by side and you pick the one with more career majors.
The pool runs the entire history of championship golf: 61 players, everyone with at least 2 majors, from Old Tom Morris in the 1860s to Scottie Scheffler.
How to play Golf Higher or Lower, a daily major championship trivia game
Choosing Daily or Unlimited pairs
Choose Daily for the shared matchups or Unlimited for random pairs.
Reading each golfer's country and win years
Each card shows the golfer's country and the years of their first and last major win.
Tapping the golfer with more majors
Tap the golfer you believe won more majors.
Watching the real counts reveal
The real counts reveal, points land, and the next pair appears.
Stacking correct picks for streak bonuses
Stack correct answers for streak bonuses.
Golf Higher or Lower rules for rounds, ties and streak bonuses
Ten rounds and a growing streak bonus
10 rounds, 10 points per correct answer, plus a streak bonus growing by 5 with each straight correct after the first. A perfect game is 325.
Why exact ties always score
Exact ties score as correct on either side.
Hard mode's close major counts
Hard mode lives in Unlimited only and pairs golfers with close major counts.
New matchups at midnight Eastern
New daily matchups arrive at midnight Eastern.
Golf Higher or Lower walkthrough: Nicklaus, Woods and Hagen
Nicklaus edges Tiger Woods
Round one gives you Jack Nicklaus against Tiger Woods, the two biggest names in the sport, and the counts land 18 to 15 for Jack.
Hagen's majors dwarf Mickelson's
Later it's Walter Hagen against Phil Mickelson. Recency pulls you toward Phil, but Hagen's 11 majors dwarf Phil's 6. That's the trap this game sets over and over.
Trusting eras over instinct to close 7 of 10
You stop trusting instinct, start trusting eras, and grind out 7 of 10.
Golf Higher or Lower tips for reading eras and win years
Memorizing the podium of major counts
Memorize the podium: Nicklaus 18, Woods 15, Hagen 11.
Trusting old champions over modern ones
Early century champions stack majors quietly. When in doubt between eras, old often beats modern.
Spotting the bigger legend in a crowded club
The two-major club is crowded and coin-flip rounds happen. Use the win years on the card to spot the bigger legend.
Treating ties as free points
Ties pay both ways, so identical-feeling pairs are free points, not landmines.
Golf Higher or Lower FAQ: the four majors and Hard mode
Which tournaments count as majors here?
Career wins across the four men's majors: the Masters, the PGA Championship, The Open and the U.S. Open.
Is Hard mode scored differently?
No, same rounds and points. It only changes the matchups, pairing golfers with nearly equal counts.
Is Golf Higher or Lower free to play?
Yes. Golf Higher or Lower is free to play on DoUKnowBall, right in your browser. No download and no signup needed.
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