The charity scramble, the company outing, the big day someone handed you. Groups post scores all day, a photo of the card or a tap, and the whole field watches the leaderboard move, live, on the TV and on every phone.
When the team on 14 knows they’re two back, the last four holes change. Go for the green or play it safe becomes a leaderboard decision.
That’s what a live scoreboard does to an outing: it stops being eighteen holes and a wait, and becomes a competition with a scoreboard. The tournament feeling, on a Tuesday fundraiser.
One charge covers the whole event: unlimited players, up to 3 consecutive days. Players never pay.
On the welcome sign, on the carts, read out at the shotgun start. Players join from a link or QR and claim a name. No accounts, nothing to set up.
Photograph the card mid-round or tap a hole in. The app reads every digit, checks the math, and the leaderboard moves on every phone and the TV.
The final locks the moment the last card is read: champion and margin, ready for the mic.
TV mode is the leaderboard built for the big screen: names and scores sized to read from across the room, and when the field outgrows one screen it pages itself, all day.
It runs in any browser: the clubhouse TV, a laptop on HDMI at the scoring tent. Nobody signs in, nobody babysits it.
Playing a scramble? The screen shows team lines, the day exactly as it’s played.
The same link that joins the field also just watches it: donors, spouses, the table by the bar. Anyone opens the live leaderboard in any browser. No download, no account, free for all of them, always.
For a charity day, that means the cause reaches past the course: donors follow live from anywhere, not just from the tent.
The bigger the crowd watching, the bigger the day feels. That’s the point.
Sponsor slots on the TV leaderboard and in the app, presented like broadcast coverage, seen every time anyone checks the score. Hole signs get passed at 9 miles an hour; the leaderboard gets watched all day. Inventory you can sell.
The last card is read at the tent, and the leaderboard settles into a final, champion and margin, while everyone is still at dinner. No hour of typing, no crowd drifting to the parking lot. The best moment of the day happens while the room is still full.
No subscription, nothing to cancel, and a pass you haven’t used refunds in full, anytime. A rained-out event costs you nothing.