Golf League SoftwareLeague organizers
For the person who runs the league.
If you’re the one collecting cards in the clubhouse, typing them into a spreadsheet on Wednesday morning and answering “where do I stand?” texts, this is built for you.
By the Golf League Software team · Updated
What comes off your plate
| Today | With golf league software |
|---|---|
| Collect paper cards after the round | Cards are entered on phones during the round |
| Add up gross and net for every card | Gross, net and points are worked out from the strokes |
| Re-sort flights when handicaps change | Flights follow the handicaps, or stay pinned where you put them |
| Update the standings spreadsheet | Standings update when you post the night |
| Send results to the group | Golfers see results and standings in the app |
What you still decide
- Your format: 9 or 18 holes, net or gross, flights, points and how many nights count.
- Who can score: give scorers and fellow admins their own join codes.
- When a night opens for scoring and when it’s final.
- Handicaps: your club’s numbers, updated when you choose, with an estimate alongside for reference.
- Whether your league is private, link-only or public.
Getting your golfers on
You make a join code for players (and separate ones for scorers and admins). Golfers download the app, enter the code, make their own account and claim their name on your roster. You never manage anyone’s password.
Moving from a spreadsheet
Most leagues start from a spreadsheet: a roster with handicaps, and a tab per week. Read how to run a golf league for the setup decisions, and tell us how yours works today with the form below.