Golf, from first tee to trophy
The games your foursome already plays — skins, Nassau, Wolf, Vegas — scored live from one shared card, with the money math handled, the presses tracked, and the 19th-hole arguments retired.
The games
The whole clubhouse catalog
Games run concurrently on one scorecard, and everything nets into a single who-owes-whom ledger at the 18th. Handicaps allocate by stroke index, gross or net, exactly like the card in your pocket.
Skins
Carryovers stack until somebody takes a hole outright. Solo or 2v2 team skins, gross or net.
Nassau & match play
Front, back, and overall as separate matches — with presses (manual or auto at 2-down) and the full press tree tracked.
Junk & dots
Greenies, sandies, chip-ins, polies, barkies, arnies — the engine validates every dot against the actual score.
Wolf, Vegas, Nines & Banker (Pro)
The serious stuff: rotating wolf picks, team-number carnage, 5-3-1 for threesomes, and one-vs-the-table banker.
Side bets, mid-round
Eight one-tap classics — Closest to the Pin, Long Drive, Make This Putt — or propose anything, settled at the hole.
On the course
One scorekeeper. Zero signal required.
Built for actual golf: dead zones on the back nine, a phone in a cart cradle, and a scorekeeper who’d rather be reading putts.
Scorekeeper model
One person owns the card; everyone else watches live. Ends the four-people-editing-one-hole problem.
Full offline play
The card, the games and the money math all run with no signal — everything syncs when you're back in range. No GPS, so your battery survives the round.
Scan the paper card
No course data? Snap a photo of the scorecard and the app reads the tees, pars and stroke indexes off it.
Course library built in
Search thousands of courses, grab recent and nearby ones in a tap, or play a course-less round anywhere.
Tournaments
Take it on the road
The annual buddies trip deserves better than a whiteboard in the rental kitchen. Multi-round, multi-group, one trophy.
Three modes
Individual (stroke or Stableford, gross or net), fixed teams (scramble, best ball, best-N, team Stableford), or full Ryder Cup.
Ryder Cup, properly
Two named sides with team colors, four-ball and foursomes sessions, singles Sunday — and configurable match worth, so singles can count double.
One live board across every group
Each foursome scores its own card; the tournament leaderboard folds them together in real time.
A commissioner in charge
Rounds, pairings, scorekeepers, roster chaos, the final settle — one person runs it, and only that person needs Pro. The whole field plays free.
Everything in golf
- Skins with carryovers — solo or 2v2 teams
- Nassau and match play with presses and the full press tree
- Junk dots: greenies, sandies, chip-ins, polies, barkies, arnies
- Eight one-tap side bets, plus propose-anything mid-round
- Wolf, Vegas, Nines and Banker (Pro)
- Handicaps by stroke index, gross or net
- One scorekeeper, live read-only viewing for the group
- A single who-owes-whom ledger at the 18th
- Photo-scan any paper scorecard to import a course
- Full offline scoring — syncs when you find signal
- Trip tournaments: individual, teams, or Ryder Cup
- Only the organizer needs Pro — the whole field plays free
Next round, leave the napkin math in the clubhouse
Set up the games on the first tee — the ledger is ready before the beer cart finds you.
Free to play. No credit card. 18+.