Stroke Play
Stroke count, gross and net by flight. The classic club championship — scored without a calculator.
Automatic scoring includedEntries, draws, starting times, live scoring and official results in one flow. The tournament that currently closes at midnight starts closing with the last group.

Five linked stages: what happens in one feeds the next, and nothing has to be copied from one place to another.
The invitation goes out as a link. Players enter with their own index, the list fills itself and closes on time — no inbox to police.
Flights, draws and tee times built on the real entry list, in minutes — not the night before with a spreadsheet open.
Groups score on the Digital Scorecard and the official board moves every hole — on the course, in the clubhouse and on the phone of anyone following.
Format, cut and tie-break criteria set at creation hold during play — applied by the system, not argued about afterwards.
The last attested card closes the scoring. Podium by flight published on the spot, with the working shown for anyone who wants to check.
Choosing the format already sets the counting, the tie-break and the podium. The committee decides how it's played — the system decides how it adds up.
Stroke count, gross and net by flight. The classic club championship — scored without a calculator.
Automatic scoring includedPoints per hole against par, with handicap allocated by your own course's stroke index.
Automatic scoring includedHole by hole, knockout bracket, and results written the way they're said on the course: 3&2, 1 up, all square.
Automatic scoring includedPairs or teams playing the best score on each hole — the system picks the ball that counts.
Automatic scoring includedEveryone plays from the best ball. The social format that costs the most to score by hand — and nothing here.
Automatic scoring includedHandicap bands split the field automatically, and each flight gets its own draw, cut and podium.
Automatic scoring includedBy the time the last group walks off the 18th, the scoring has already happened — hole by hole, during play. All that's left is to check it and publish.
A tie? The tie-break runs on the criterion the committee configured — last nine, last six, hole by hole — applied the same way for everyone and recorded with the working shown.
Before · on a spreadsheet
After · on Tournament Pro
No parallel system on competition day: the card is the same one used on a Saturday round, and the indexes are already current.
The three questions that come up in any conversation about moving the tournament onto the platform — answered before the meeting.
Another question? Check the help centre or talk to us.
Book a demo and build a test tournament from invitation to podium — it takes less time than opening the spreadsheet.
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