Guides
Practical how-tos for running golf events — no software degree required.
How to run a golf scramble (a simple checklist)
A four-person scramble is the friendliest tournament format for an outing: everyone contributes, nobody gets embarrassed, and play stays fast. Here's how to run one end to end.
QR code golf scoring: no app, no accounts, no hassle
The single biggest friction point in tournament software is making 72 golfers download an app and create accounts. QR-code scoring removes it entirely.
Put a live golf leaderboard on the clubhouse TV
Nothing makes a tournament feel professional like a live leaderboard on the big screen in the clubhouse. You don't need special hardware to do it.
Golf tournament formats explained: scramble, stroke, Stableford, best ball
Picking a format is the first real decision when you set up an event. Here's what each one means and which fits your group, in plain English.
How to run a member-guest golf tournament
A member-guest is the marquee event on many club calendars: members invite a guest, play as a two-person team, and everyone wants it to feel special. Here's how to run one smoothly.