How to play Play Nine

First look at what number card it is. When you draw from the pile, you can replace either face-up or face-down cards and discard that replaced card.
You can also discard that drawn card and turn over any facedown card. Remember to turn over a facedown card as it is necessary to win.

When drawing from the discard pile, you can replace either a face-up or face-down card and discard the replaced card. Once a player has discarded a card, the play moves clockwise. Remember that your goal is to get the lowest score hand. With these rules, a player must turn over or replace a card on every turn. One facedown card must always remain in your hand.

Once a player has only one facedown card, they can choose to skip their turn.
To skip a turn, they must still draw from either pile followed by discarding that card without replacing or flipping from their hand.
Skipping a turn can repeatedly happen as long as one card is facedown.

When one player decides to turn over their last facedown card by replacing or turning it, play ends for that player.  All players following him then have their last turn drawing one final card on their turn.  All cards that are facedown after a player has made their last turn must all be flipped up and the scores of all players are noted on the scorecard.

To score, count up all the values of each card. A Hole in One removes strokes from your score. Improving your score with included combinations can be shown in the Additional scoring tab.

These patterns can improve your score for each hand.

Matching Two Cards: Having two cards of the same value in the same column (above and below) cancel each other out turning your strokes into 0. This doesn’t apply to the Hole in One as they already remove 5 strokes from your score.

Matching Four cards: When you have two “Matching Two Cards” of one value, these all cancel out to 0 and additionally provide -10 points to your score.

Matching Six Cards: Similar to “Matching Four Cards”, having an additional set of one value results in all of them cancelling out to a score of 0 and additionally providing -15 to your score.

Matching Eight Cards: Having your entire hand of all the exact number results in a score of a -20 score.

Four Hole In Ones: When you having “Matching four cards” but with the use of all four “Hole In One” cards, the -10 bonus score is added to the existing -20 score that comes with the four cards to add an overall -30 score to your final score.

After all scores have been written down, the cards are shuffled and dealt out with the player to the left of the last beginning player starting. 

They Tee Off and repeat the process once again

After 9 rounds of continuous gameplay, the scores from all games are then added up and the player with the lowest score is declared the winner.

In the case of a tie, these players can play a sudden-death playoff.