Custom rules
Every golf group plays things slightly differently. Adjust the points, the carries, the flips and the caps before the round — then never argue about them again.
Everything here exists because a golf group needed it on a course, not because it looked good on a feature list.

Every golf group plays things slightly differently. Adjust the points, the carries, the flips and the caps before the round — then never argue about them again.
Always know who is winning, and by how much. Movement is shown as well as position, so ▲2 next to a name tells the story a rank number cannot.
Golf courses have dead spots. The whole round lives on your phone, so scores entered with no signal are never lost and go up the moment it comes back.
Your regular group is ready in seconds. Add friends by email and start a league that keeps every round you have ever played in one place.
Save your Saturday Wolf rules once. Next week the whole setup is one tap, with the same points, the same carries and the same house rules.
See exactly what happened on every hole — who won it, what it was worth, and how the standings moved. Nothing is a mystery at the 19th.
Fix a mistake in one tap. Undo is always one press from the hole screen and tells you what it will undo. Any earlier hole can be edited and everything recalculates.
One switch turns any game into a fair contest. Shots are given on the hardest holes by stroke index, and the app shows what each player receives before anyone tees off.
Nobody has to know the rules. Every game has a rules screen written for someone who has never played it — with a worked example using the settings your group actually chose.
The winner, the standings and the round’s story on one screen the moment the 18th is in. Share it as a designed card or as plain text.
A dark composition built for early tee times and the clubhouse, and a high-contrast sunlight mode for when you cannot see the screen at all.
The app counts points. An optional point value is there if your group wants one, but there is no money anywhere in the product and no gambling of any kind.
Playing together
Add friends by email. Start a league with a join code and keep every round your group has played in one place.
Scores are merged player by player in the database. A phone that was offline for twenty minutes replays its writes without wiping out anybody else’s numbers.
A solo round needs no account and no connection at all. Signing in only adds the things that need other people.

