The Match 6: Brady and Rodgers vs. Allen and Mahomes format, rules and money
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The Match 6: Brady and Rodgers vs. Allen and Mahomes format, rules and money

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The 2022 The Match 6: Brady and Rodgers vs. Allen and Mahomes format has been announced for the exhibition match to be played June 1 at Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nev., with Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers teaming up to take on Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes. The four players will help raise millions for charity.

The format for the two-on-two event at the Vegas Strip golf club is match play with a unique format.

The Match 6: Brady and Rodgers vs. Allen and Mahomes format

The format will be typical match play in a 12-hole format. Each player will tee off to start the hole, then hit shots from the result of the best prior shot until the ball is holed. The lowest team score of the two teams will win the hole, and ties will mean the hole is tied.

The team who wins the most holes will win the match, which could be won before the 12th hole if a side has netted more holes won than there are holes remaining.

In the event of a tie, the match will continue until a winner is identified. A playoff hole will be established on the 18th hole, shortening. The teams will play the match-play format on this hole until a winner is determined.

Challenge holes

There are also several challenge holes during the competition, all raising money for charity.

  • 3rd hole: FTX Par 4 Challenge -- A $500,000 charitable donation will be made in the player’s name if an eagle is made. If a tee shot lands within 10 feet of the hole, a $350,000 donation will be made. The closest player to the hole will have $100,000 donated in their name, regardless of the outcome.
  • 4th hole: DraftKings Closest to the Hole -- A $100,000 charitable donation will be made in the player’s name for whoever lands their tee shot closest to the hole. If within five feet of the hole, $350,000 will be donated, and a $2 million donation will be made for a hole-in-one.
  • 6th hole: Autograph Closest to the Hole -- A $100,000 charitable donation will be made in the player’s name for whoever lands their tee shot closest to the hole. If within five feet of the hole, $350,000 will be donated, and a $2 million donation will be made for a hole-in-one.
  • 7th hole: Capital One Venture X Long Drive Challenge -- A $400,000 donation will be made in the player’s name for whoever hits the longest drive from the tee that lands on the fairway.
  • 8th hole: WheelsUp Closest to the Hole -- A $100,000 charitable donation will be made in the player’s name for whoever lands their tee shot closest to the hole. If within five feet of the hole, $350,000 will be donated, and a $2 million donation will be made for a hole-in-one.
  • 10th hole: Going for the Green Par 4 Challenge, presented by Sony Pictures’ Bullet Train -- A $100,000 donation will be made in the player’s name for whichever player and team wins the hole. If both teams have one player hit the green, a $350,000 donation will be made.
  • 12th hole: Jeep Wagoneer Closest to the Hole -- A $100,000 charitable donation will be made in the player’s name for whoever lands their tee shot closest to the hole. If within five feet of the hole or if all four players hit the green (regardless of proximity), $350,000 will be donated, and a $5 million donation will be made for a hole-in-one.

Donations made as part of the June 1 event will benefit Feeding America.

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