Start your society — first month freeSee a demo society
What your members do
Open the link the secretary sends. Say they are in. On the day, score the fourball from one phone — Stableford, stroke, par or quota — with nothing to install and no account to make. The leaderboard is live for everyone, and it keeps going when the signal drops on the back nine.
What the secretary gets
- A season order of merit: your points table, best-N-of-M rounds, majors worth double, grades frozen at tee-off.
- Society handicaps that look after themselves, recalculated from every completed round in the WHS way — and labelled unofficial, because they are. An official Handicap Index comes from a home club or your national body (England Golf's iGolf in England).
- Tee sheets, cart signs and scorecards to print, a QR code at the first tee, and a clubhouse screen for the presentation.
- The honour board, the wooden spoon and the season review — the society's lore, kept.
- Moving from another app? Bring your players and every scorecard across.
Courses, in yards
1,214 courses across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are mapped — pars and stroke indexes to fill the card, and hole lengths in yards. A course that is not mapped yet can be added from its printed scorecard. Browse the course maps.
Just a fourball?
You do not need a society to play together. Any golfer with a free Passport can start a group card for four, everyone scores from the link, and each player keeps their own card. When the same four keep turning up, make it a society in one tap.
The price
A$200/year for the whole society — every member, no per-player fee — with the first 30 days free and no card to start. It is charged in Australian dollars, so your bank converts it at its own rate. Members never pay anything to score or to see the board.