For the league

League night, on the big screen.

Your league’s live leaderboard on the clubhouse TV: every group, every score, up the moment a card is read. Players play; the season keeps itself.

The leaderboard

Live all night

Cards come in as the golf happens. Photograph the card mid-round or type a hole in seconds, and the leaderboard moves on every phone and the wall at once. The group on 7 knows what the group on 12 just posted, and the last three holes get interesting.

Honest “thru N” per player, gross and handicap-adjusted net, across every group. Nobody types a spreadsheet at the bar.

And nobody has to change how they play: the paper card they already keep is the input. One player photographs it, and the whole group is on the leaderboard.

The season

The season standings

Win the night, climb the season. Every league night attaches to your season, and the season standings count wins across them. Standings recalculate the moment a round is confirmed.

The ladder lives at a public link: anyone in the league, or anyone who just likes watching, opens it in a browser. No app, no account, current the second the night ends.

Season standings

Thursday Night League · Week 11
PosPlayerWins
1D. MarshPlayed 114
2T. OkaforPlayed 103
3M. DelgadoPlayed 112
4S. WhitfieldPlayed 91
Public link · no appUpdated live
The callout

The Matchplay Ladder

Anyone can call out a rung above. The defender gets a week to answer and three to play; the match is head-to-head match play, scored from the same cards as league night — win the match, take the rung. Duck it, and the rung changes hands anyway.

Nobody chases anybody. The clocks, the swaps, and the standings keep themselves, and the card that proves it is on the record — nobody types a result, ever.

See the Matchplay Ladder →

The rungs

Thursday Night Ladder · Live
RungPlayer
1D. MarshDefended ×3
2T. Okafor4–1Live · v Marsh
3M. Delgado3–2Call out
4S. Whitfield2–2Call out
Win the match · take the rungUpdated live
TV mode

The wall does the talking

TV mode is the leaderboard built for the clubhouse screen: names and scores sized to read from across the room, red numerals only under par, and when the field outgrows one screen it pages itself.

It runs in any browser: the TV behind the bar, a laptop on HDMI. Nobody signs in, nobody babysits it. It just stays current all night.

TV mode, live, exactly as the wall shows it
Indoors

Your league doesn’t need the course.

Winter, a washed-out Saturday, or a crew that just likes the bays: the league runs at the sim lounge the same way. One code, live standings on the bar TV, and a champion crowned all the same.

Sim leagues

League night moves indoors

Mark the league as a sim league when you create it and every night carries the tag. Play your week any night the bay is open: the standings say Wk 6 of 10, not who made it Tuesday. Type the holes in seconds, or photograph a card like any other night; the leaderboard moves either way, on every phone and the lounge TV.

The Sim Handicap

A separate number, on purpose

Indoor golf plays different: perfect lies, no wind, a ball that obeys the screen. So sim rounds build their own number, the Sim Handicap, and none of it touches your outdoor Handicap. Back outside, your real number is exactly where the grass left it.

See the sim league →

The part you’ll feel first

The spreadsheet is gone.

No typing scores on Sunday night. No posting standings to the group chat. No “that’s not what I shot.” Every score has the card photo behind it. The season standings post themselves, and the arguments end with the card.

Personalization

Your league, presented like a broadcast.

Customization lives in slots designed like network coverage: sized, placed, dignified. The scoreboard stays a scoreboard; it just carries your name.

A live league leaderboard on the clubhouse TV carrying the league's own crest in the header, AS IT LIES branding intact
The league’s own crest in the corner. Nothing else changes
Coming

Your logo on the leaderboard

Upload the league’s mark, or the club’s, and it appears on the leaderboard, the TV, and the public season page. Share cards carry your colors to the group chat and beyond.

Coming

Sponsors, in broadcast slots

A “Presented by” strip on the TV leaderboard, on screen all night. Sponsors fund league season after league season. Give them the one screen everybody actually watches.

Sponsorship

The league can pay for itself.

The sponsor slots run on league nights too: a local sponsor’s mark on the clubhouse TV and every phone, week after week, all season. Every dollar stays with the league, and each sponsor gets a verified report of what they received.

The sponsorship story

How a season runs

Set it up once
01

Create the season

Name the league, get a code. That’s the whole setup.

02

Share the code once

Players sign up once, name and email, no password, and claim their name for the season. Nothing to install, and their record follows them on any phone.

03

Play your nights

Photograph cards mid-round or type holes in seconds. The leaderboard is live on every phone and the clubhouse TV, every week, automatically. Skins night, points night, side pots: every game is computed from the same cards.

04

The season keeps itself

Every night rolls into the season standings at their public link, and the Matchplay Ladder runs beside it — callouts settle from the same cards. No spreadsheet, no Sunday-night admin.

Yearly membership

League

$249/ year
  • Unlimited players, unlimited league nights
  • Season standings at a public link
  • The Matchplay Ladder: the callout season, included
  • TV mode for the clubhouse screen
  • Multiple admins: share the keys
  • Every card verified and kept, all season

One person pays; the whole league plays free. Your price is locked at renewal, and a yearly charge refunds in full within 30 days.