Golf tournament software for clubs, societies, and the member who ends up running it. The field, the flights, every format, the handicaps, the scoring, the money and the honours board — one place, start to finish.
Not a scoring app with a tournament bolted on. Every part of the job an organiser actually does — and the parts most software quietly leaves you to do in a spreadsheet.
Match play, Stableford, Skins, Nassau, Four-Ball, Shamble, Foursomes, Chapman, Greensomes, Scramble — each scored by its own rules. The pots the cards can settle, they settle: low gross, low net, birdies, eagles. If nobody wins one, everybody gets their stake back — the app is not a house.
Course handicap from the tee’s own slope and rating, then the format’s allowance on top. Per-round handicaps where a multi-round event needs them. Unrated tees say so rather than guessing.
Balanced, by handicap, seeded or drawn by hand — genuinely different algorithms, not one shuffle with four names. Set the flight count or the size, and see the draw before you commit to it.
One bracket, two flights, or a main draw with a plate. Seeded straight from live standings, byes handled, winners advancing themselves as results land.
Trim the field as a round closes — a count or a percentage, taken overall or out of each flight — and carry a set percentage of the previous round’s points into the next, or start everyone level.
A round code puts a player on their own card — no account, no install, no app store. Or keep the cards with your staff and enter them centrally. Both work in the same event.
A public live leaderboard for the clubhouse screen, the halfway house and the players’ families. No login. Names and scores only — contact details never appear.
Players mark themselves in or out on their own phone, and the season arrives on your dashboard as a calendar — who is in, who is out, who has not answered — instead of a reply-all thread somebody has to count.
Your course, your tees, your stroke index — from a course library rather than a guess, hole by hole, so the net column matches the card in the player’s pocket.
No two clubs run an event the same way, so almost nothing is fixed. These are the real choices, with the real options — and every one of them can differ per tournament, because a Sunday roll-up and a three-day trip are not the same event.
Then: flight count or flight size, holes played, cut and carry-forward, qualification per flight or overall, tie-break order, contest holes, opt-in or opt-out pots, entry capacity, registration fields, round deadlines, per-round handicap allowances — and the whole configuration copies to next year’s event in one click.
A name is enough to start. Dates, course, field and format come after — and running last year’s again is a copy: configuration only, never the old results.
Flights generated and previewed, pairings and fourballs made, tee sheet built, handicaps resolved per round. Invite an assistant to work alongside you on the same event.
Scores from any phone at the tee, or entered by your staff. Two-player confirmation where a card needs signing off. Standings update on every device as cards come in.
Ties broken to your rules, brackets settled, prizes and payouts worked out, results kept for the season table. Export the lot, or publish the link for the clubhouse.
The organiser gets a console. The player gets a phone that already knows what round it is.
Not a light switch and a dark switch. Each preset regenerates the whole ramp from one hue — and so does a colour you paste in yourself — so buttons, chips, charts and the leaderboard all move together and stay legible, in daylight on a phone at the tee and on the clubhouse screen at night. Light and dark are a separate choice on top.
Under it all, one rule the presets cannot break: green always means live, under par and money coming your way. A club that picks the green palette gets its accent moved far enough round the wheel that the two can never be confused — which is why the colours are generated rather than pasted in.
The fewest handovers that make everyone square — and each one has a mark settled button, never a pay button.
Flights, hotel, green fees, carts, dinner — each line carrying its own people and its own weights, because two of them drove and not everyone had the same room. Then whoever paid a bill is credited the whole of it, and every player ends the trip on one number.
None of these make a headline. Together they are the difference between running one tournament on it and running your season on it.
Tell us where to send it. We will ask what you run — a member-guest, a society season, a league — and open the doors to the events we are ready for first.