101 Funny Golf Scramble Team Names

Golf scramble is commonly used in club tournaments and charity outings. These four or two person teams tee off at each hole until it the ball is holed. Various versions of the golf scramble are played throughout different areas and regions. The following collection of golf scramble team names are for players looking to participate in this event. These have been used by others are intended to inspire the naming of your own team.

21 Graemes
A Shingo Ate My Baby
Back 9 Bandits
BAKSPIN
Balls of Fire
Banned In 3 States–So Far
Beer Wench
Beer, Wings and Swings
Birdies, Bogeys, Beer, and Bourbon
Birds of Away
Bunch ‘O Hacks
Bush Wackers
Cinderella Boys
Cink or Swim
Couples Therapy
Dimpled Balls
Dirty Birdie
Don’t Rory Be Happy
Driving Miss (Captain’s Name)
Drop Dunk
Droppin’ A Deuce
Eagle Hunters
Fairway to Heaven
Foot Wedge Crew
Fore Play
Fore-Brothers
Friends w/ Hot Temper
Gang Green
Gimmie Par
Golf is the Least of Our Problems
Golf Warriors
Hack Attack
Hackers and Packers
Hanging the Liars
Has Anyone Seen My Balls?
Has-Beens
Hoof Hearted
Hook Shot Handymen
Iron Horse Grass Boys
Layin’ 4
Long Putters
Never-Coulds
Par Then Bar
Pin Seekers
Puff Caddie
Putter Face
Rough Boys
Sand Gropers
Sandy Savers
Shankapotamus
Shankendrinkers
Slice and Dice
Smoking Tees
Stroke of Bad Luck
Strokers
Strokes of Luck
Sultans of Swing
Team ‘Where’s The Beer Girl?’
Team Putt Putt
Tee Drivers
Tee Party
Tee Totalers
Tee-rific
The Ball Washers
The Birdies
The Bogey Men
The Brick Heads
The Burly Birdies
The Caddies
The Chili Dippers
The Close Enoughs
The Demolition Dimples
The Egg Point: Fried and Scrambled
The Fair Miners
The Fore Horsemen
The Gimmes
The Gold Diggers
The Hackdaddeez
The Happy Hookers
The Has-Beens
The Long Balls
The Mini Tigers
The Never-Coulds
The Putt Pirates
The RunAway Birdie
The Sand Baggers
The Sand Traps
The Shanksville Duffs
The Stoned
The Waterballs
The Wedgies
The Wet Wedgers
The Whippy Links
The Wooden Cups
The Wrecking Balls
This Putt’s For You
Tiger’s Wood
Wannabes
Weapons of Grass Destruction
Who’s Your Caddy
Worm Burners

The earliest known reference to golf was made in 1452 by King James II of Scotland where his subjects were playing golf. This was banned due to their need to practice archery instead. The first international golf tournament was in 1682 when Scotland competed against England and the first known caddie was documented. The below infographic outlines the history of golf through the ages.