Scottie and Wilder pull up to Camp Haven, a rustic lakeside retreat newly repurposed by Sanders Martin from his grandparents’ former children’s sports camp into a marriage camp. Sanders greets them, immediately hands Scottie a golf ball for the first activity, and directs them to leave their luggage to be delivered to their cabin. Scottie notes Sanders’s disheveled appearance and contrasts it with Ellison’s usual polish.

At a lounge-like outdoor area, they see coworkers including Chad and his wife. Sanders declares the space electronics-free and collects everyone’s phones after instructing Scottie to text loved ones; Wilder confirms Mika has contact info for emergencies. The couples are tasked with coloring a golf ball to represent their love. Wilder proposes a color timeline from black (before they met) to yellow/orange/green (joy and abundance) blending toward brown (their current troubled phase). Scottie colors while they quietly coordinate their story and resolve to avoid befriending coworkers.

Next, the group plays a five-hole mini-golf course while partners are tied together at ankles and wrists. Scottie and Wilder decide to bicker publicly to reinforce the image of a strained marriage. Their jabs escalate into raunchy taunts, drawing attention and prompting Sanders to intervene, asking them to save hostility for specific sessions and keep group harmony. They apologize but continue a milder version of their friction for effect.

Despite the tension and awkward restraints, Scottie and Wilder perform well and end up tied with Chad’s team, which frustrates Chad. For the final hole, Wilder snaps at Scottie to heighten the act; they line up carefully and sink a dramatic hole-in-one off a rebound. They win the challenge to reluctant congratulations from the other couples, while Sanders and Ellison observe them closely.

During Wilder’s exuberant celebration—still bound together—he jostles Scottie, who warns she is losing balance. Wilder keeps moving, and the pair tip forward. Scottie urges him to roll, but they fail to coordinate in time and fall face-first. Scottie’s eye strikes a rock, pain spikes through her skull, and she blacks out as Wilder belatedly echoes “roll.”