Demos · real screenshots, sample data

See it run, format by format

Four live sample boards you can open right now, then 26 step-by-step walkthroughs with real product screenshots.

Live sample boards

Charity scramble, mid-round

Live board

18 teams off a shotgun start, gross scoring, teams tied on the board, challenge holes in play. Tap a team for its card.

Club day, net stroke play

Live board

16 players in shared carts, handicap dots on every card, the leader's foursome scoring on one phone.

League night, week 8 of 8

Live board

Season points with movement arrows, best 6 of 8 counting, tonight's nine live on the board.

3-day trip, Modified Stableford

Live board

Six rounds on one join code: points, daily bumps, net skins, and the last round still going.

Step-by-step walkthroughs

Getting set up

Create your first event

~5 min

Name the event, pick the course and tees, and you have a live-ready tournament with its own QR code and join link.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Pick a format and scoring

~3 min

Scramble, stroke play, Stableford, or best ball - gross or net - plus the day-of options: start type, skins, TV mode, and an event PIN.

4 steps · 1 screenshots

Build the roster three ways

~5 min

Type or paste names, upload a CSV from Eventbrite or GolfStatus, or point your phone camera at a paper sign-up sheet.

4 steps · 1 screenshots

Invite players with the QR poster

~2 min

One QR code joins everyone: print the poster, drop it on the registration table, and players claim their name as they arrive.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Save a player group and reuse it

~4 min

Leagues and regular crews live in Groups: save names, handicaps, and emails once, then pull them into any future event in one click.

4 steps · 2 screenshots

Formats & scoring

Run a classic scramble

~5 min

The bread-and-butter charity format: teams share one ball and one scorecard, and anyone on the team can keep score.

3 steps · 2 screenshots

Set up net scoring with handicaps

~5 min

Enter each player's Handicap Index once; ScrambleBoard computes course handicaps for the tee they play and applies strokes hole by hole.

4 steps · 1 screenshots

Stroke play with shared group scorecards

~6 min

Individual stroke play, but the foursome (or cart pair) shares one scorecard - one phone can keep every score in the group while the leaderboard still ranks each player.

4 steps · 3 screenshots

Run Modified Stableford with dots

~5 min

The aggressive points table trips love: birdies pay, doubles hurt, pars are worth nothing - with handicap dots so everyone competes.

4 steps · 1 screenshots

Run a best ball event

~5 min

Everyone plays their own ball; the team's best score on each hole counts automatically.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Add a skins game

~3 min

Lowest outright score on a hole wins the skin; ties carry the pot forward. Runs alongside any format.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Set up challenge holes

~4 min

Closest to the pin, longest drive, longest putt - designate the holes ahead of time and players get prompted right when they arrive.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Day of the event

Run day-of check-in

~5 min

The control room opens with everything the registration table needs: the join QR, the event PIN, printable player cards, and the check-in list.

3 steps · 3 screenshots

Publish and run the control room

~4 min

Publishing flips the event live. The control room is your seat for the day: progress, standings, and anything that needs attention.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Fix a wrong score

~2 min

Organizers can correct any card at any time - every change is recorded as an audit event, nothing is ever silently overwritten.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Settle a score dispute

~2 min

Two phones on one team posted different numbers for the same hole? The control room catches it and lets you settle it in one tap.

2 steps · 1 screenshots

Finalize and share results

~3 min

One button locks scoring and turns the board into the permanent results page - the link keeps working forever.

3 steps · 2 screenshots

For players

Join an event and claim your name

~1 min

Scan the QR, tap your name, start scoring. No app, no account, nothing to install.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Score hole-by-hole or on the full card

~2 min

Big buttons for the cart, a full scorecard for the scorer types - every entry autosaves, even in dead zones.

3 steps · 2 screenshots

Lost your phone? Pick scoring back up

~1 min

Dead battery, new phone, closed tab - tap "That's me" next to your name and scoring moves to the device in your hand.

2 steps · 1 screenshots

Follow the board and put it on the TV

~2 min

The leaderboard is public - spectators at home follow the same link, and any smart TV browser becomes the clubhouse scoreboard.

2 steps · 3 screenshots

Money & extras

Track entry-fee payments

~3 min

Mark who's paid as the cash and Venmo come in - one tap per player or per team, with notes, and an unpaid badge in the control room.

3 steps · 1 screenshots

Figure payouts without arguments

~4 min

Enter the purse and splits; the calculator turns final standings into dollar amounts - places, skins pot, and challenge prizes.

2 steps · 1 screenshots

Run a calcutta auction

~4 min

Record who bought each team and for how much; the calculator maps final standings to buyer payouts from the pool.

2 steps · 1 screenshots

Print scorecards, cart signs, and sheets

~5 min

The Report Center designs and prints everything paper: tournament scorecards, cart signs with per-player QRs, the check-in sheet, and final results.

3 steps · 2 screenshots

Mixed tees, one fair event

~3 min

Some of the field plays forward tees? Assign tees per player and the handicap math adjusts automatically.

2 steps · 1 screenshots

Ready to run yours?

Your first event is free, and players never need an app or an account.

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