Strokes recorded hole by hole, attested between markers, and an official result by the last green — no clipboard, no typing in the pro shop.
Nothing happens off the course: every step of the card belongs to the round the group is already playing — not a chore waiting at the end of it.
The player picks the course, the tee and who's playing along. The group's markers are set before the first shot.
One tap per stroke, at the pace of play. Stableford points and net score worked out as you go — nobody adds anything up.
At the end of the round, the group's cards are checked against each other inside the app. A discrepancy shows up on screen, not in the pro shop.
Once attested, the card becomes an official result and updates the player's handicap on its own. Nothing manual after the 18th green.
Nothing against the ritual of marking a card — that stays. What goes is everything after it: the arithmetic, the re-typing, and the wait for a result.
Before · on paper
After · digital
Every card open out on the course feeds one board — and the round stops being invisible to everyone who isn't playing.
The group scores out on the course and the position changes — no waiting for the round to end.
Whoever stayed at the club follows it on the big screen or their own phone. The 18th becomes the most-watched hole of the day.
The same card feeds the official Tournament Pro board — no parallel system anywhere.
The scorecard is not an island: every attested card becomes input for the player's index and for the tournament board — with nothing exported.
The three questions that come up in any conversation about retiring paper — answered before the meeting.
Another question? Check the help centre or talk to us.
Book a demo and follow the whole flow — from the first stroke to the updated handicap.
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