Run a league.

Rounds on a schedule you set, and standings after each one.

A league's page in week 13 of 40, Tue, Oct 20: Rosalind Fenwick first on 40.5 points, every Tuesday at 5:30pm, then the standings with Hector Salas second, Maggie Dorrance third and three more below.

Step 1

Set the schedule

Choose how often you play, the day and the time, once. On league day, Home shows the league's round with Set the groups.

Today on a phone: the Tuesday League at Larkhollow Golf Club, Week 1, tonight at 5:30pm, with Set the groups.

Step 2

Invite the players

Share the league's sign-up page. If you turn on approval, each request waits in the roster until you tap Approve.

The league's roster: 11 members, 0 subs, 1 waiting for approval. Dana Lee waits, with Approve and Remove, above the members Marcus Bellamy and Teddy Okafor.

Step 3

Standings after every round

Every league round ends with its result and the standings, on every player's phone.

A league's standings after week 12 of 40: twelve members with their points from Oct 13, their totals and their move.

Step 4

How the standings count

Each round's result counts toward the standings, the way you set the league up. When you end the league, the standings freeze.

The league's standings settings: Points by place each week chosen, beside Total score, Eclectic: best score on each hole, and Match points; points by place 10, 7, 5, 3, 2, 1; and Weeks that count, empty for every week.

Level up

A season of XP, badges and rivals.

Climb the levels and keep a record against the people you play every week.

Rounds you play against each other add to your record, which only the two of you can see.

How levels work

A round's end on a phone: the XP from the round, Level 1 with 175 XP added and 280 XP to Level 2, and a new badge, Short Game Wizard.

GPS and stats

How far to the green, every week.

Yardages from where you stand, where the course has a map, and your stats after each round.

See every feature

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.

The price

One credit per player per round, charged when a player's first score is recorded; a player with no score costs nothing. You pay. Your players pay nothing. Your league's first scheduled round is free when the league is your first event.

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