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Your whole group plays one live game.

Pick the games and send one link. Score on your phone, and we keep every total.

The board on a phone, stroke play, all through 14: Jordan Brooks first at 9 under, Dana Lee second at 8 under, Maya Ortiz third at 6 under and Sam Patel fourth at 5 under, and a win chance of 59 percent for Jordan Brooks.

1Everyone's in

One link gets the whole group in.

Nobody needs the app or an account to play.

No signal

No signal on the back nine? Scores still save.

Scores stay on the phone and send when you get signal back.

Hole 1 on a phone with no signal: a 5 entered for Maya Ortiz and a 4 for Sam Patel, and a line that says 2 scores are waiting to send.

2The game runs itself

We keep the score in all 39 golf games.

The board, the side games, the win chances and the awards all update on their own.

Games

Play your Nassau with skins on the same card.

Pick a main game, add a few side games, and we handle the handicap strokes.

See all 39 games

The scorecard on hole 18, par 5, handicap 2, 503 yards: minus and plus buttons beside each player's score and net.

Live board

See who's winning after every score.

Each score updates the board on every phone, with everyone's chance to win in stroke play games.

Open the sample round

An outing's live leaderboard at Harbor Reach Golf Links on hole 13, net best ball: Team 2, Gideon Achterberg and June Whitcombe, first at 8 under through 12 with an 80% win chance, then Team 1, Team 4 and Team 3.

Awards

Every round ends with an awards show.

The final board, the badges and the XP everyone earned, plus a recap to send the group.

See what a round earns you

A finished round at Larkhollow Golf Club, Fri, Oct 2, net best ball: Team 2 first at 10 under, Team 3 and Team 4 at 8 under, then Team 5, Team 1 and Team 6.

3Level up

Your rounds add up to levels and badges.

You earn XP every round, keep your record against your rivals and collect badges.

XP and levels

Climb the levels with XP from every round.

You get 100 XP for your first round each week and 25 for each one after, plus more for every achievement level.

  • Each new level brings a reward: a title, a crest, a banner or a new scorecard look.
  • Free players level up to a cap each year. Pro takes the limit off.

How levels work

The round's XP card: Level 4, +335 XP, and 525 XP to Level 5.

Achievements

Chase badges for your best shots, and a few for your worst.

Most achievements have levels, and each shows what the next level asks for.

  • Rivals: your record against the players you see most.
  • Daily and course cards, the season, and a year recap.

See how badges work

The achievements page: Level 5, 39 badges earned and 21 nearly earned, four recent badges, and Chase the closest one.

4A top golf app too

The GPS and stats you'd want anyway.

Yardages to the green, the stats that show where your strokes go, and scores on your watch.

GPS

Yardages from where you stand.

Yards to the front, middle and back of the green from where you stand, or to today's pin once you set it. Where the course has a map.

  • Tap anywhere on the map for the yardage.
  • See the number to reach a bunker and to carry it.
  • Plays-like yardage in casual rounds, with Pro if you're 18 or older: an estimate that allows for uphill, downhill, wind and weather.
  • Mark your shots as you go. With Pro, if you're 18 or older, turn on Track my shots to keep them for your stats, and your phone or watch can spot a swing and ask if it was a shot.
  • Front, middle and back yardages on Apple Watch and Wear OS.

See the app

The hole view for hole 7 on a phone: the map from the tee to the green, with distance rings from 100 to 300 yards, a white dot for the player at the foot of the map and a dashed line through the target dot to the green.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Stats

Find the shots that cost you.

See where your strokes go, then practice the part of your game that costs you most.

  • Strokes gained and drills are part of Pro.

Get better

Trends by month, August to November: rounds with stats, scoring average, fairways, greens in regulation and putts a round.

Watch

Keep score from your watch.

Enter scores, check the leaderboard and see your distance to the green during a round, on Apple Watch and Wear OS.

The watch app

An Apple Watch showing hole 17, par 4: You with a 4, Sam with a 5 and Leo still to enter, above the Next hole button.
A Wear OS watch showing the Leaderboard during a round of net stroke play: You and Sam tied for first at 1 under through 16, Leo third at 2 over through 16.

Who it's for

Find your group.

The Saturday foursome, the buddies trip, the outing, the league and the club each have their own page.

  • The board on a phone, stroke play through 14: Jordan Brooks first at 9 under with a 59% win chance, Dana Lee second at 8 under.

    Your Saturday game, with a live board on every phone.

    Friend groups

  • A trip's standings after its last round: Hana Sorensen is first on 162, six ahead of Gideon Achterberg, with Calder Voss third.

    Turn the golf trip into a real tournament.

    Golf trips

  • A live leaderboard at Harbor Reach Golf Club: Gideon Achterberg and June Whitcombe lead the net best ball at 4 under through 6.

    A live board the whole field can follow.

    Outings

  • A league's standings after week 12: Rosalind Fenwick leads on 40½ points, with Hector Salas and Maggie Dorrance next.

    We keep the scores and the standings all season.

    Leagues

  • A club's own page: Harbor Reach Golf Club, its Spring Opener outing coming up with its Sign up link, and a member day won by June Whitcombe.

    Run your member events from one place.

    Clubs

Bring it to your next round.