Every group has a major.
Live leaderboards, digital scorecards, and powerup drafts. Everything your golf group needs.
The clubhouse
Public events taking entries, and whatever is running near you.
Featured & Local
Public events show up here as organisers open them. Start one and yours can be the first.
Live to the last putt
Palmer is six clear and cruising.
Two birdies back. The lead is one.
Watson takes it by one.
Example leaderboard
How a round gets scored
Two boards, one round: what the group shot, and what it shot after handicaps.
Gross and net, side by side
Every board reads both ways at once. Scratch players see gross, everyone else sees net, and a group where nobody carries an official index still gets a result it can argue about honestly.
Example board. Flip it: the order changes with the lens.
Scoring from the tee box
Tap strokes and putts, flag fairways and greens in regulation. It is built for one hand, bright sun and patchy signal, because that is where scoring actually happens.
Every shot, on the record
Scores, putts, fairways and greens go in as they happen, so the board and the stats are live before the group reaches the next tee.
Demonstration hole
Draft your powerups
Before the round, players take turns pulling cards from a shared pool, then spend them mid-play against each other. Try it: drag a card into your hand, or tap one.
A demonstration. In a live draft the pool is shared and the turn order is real; a random deal skips the ceremony and takes seconds.
Set one up in five steps.
Create a tournamentMore than a scoreboard
The parts that make an event feel like yours rather than a shared spreadsheet.
Custom branding
Set primary and accent colours, upload a logo, and it carries through embossed badges, headers and the full player experience.
Stats and insights
Scoring averages, fairways, greens in regulation and putting, calculated from scorecard data rather than entered by hand.
Tournament chat
The group thread lives next to the leaderboard, so the banter and the scores are in the same place.
GPS and yardages
Front, middle and back of every green. Pull the right club without opening a second app.
Run it like a committee
Every organizer control lives in one admin room, so the person running the event is never the last to know what changed.
Admins do not have to play. Run the event from the clubhouse, or captain it from inside the field.
By the numbers
Handicap systems
Players per event
Holes scored live
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