Golf first. 19th hole after.

Keep score with your group from your phones. Start a round, invite your friends, and everyone sees the board as the holes go in.

Invite-only for now: ask someone who plays on Par Then Bar to send you an invite.

How a round goes

  1. Make a round

    Find the course (two nines make eighteen), pick the tees and the game: stroke play, Stableford, skins, a scramble and more.

  2. Bring your group

    Email invites, or one join link in the group text. Set the groups and tee times, and who keeps each card.

  3. Score from your phones

    Each golfer enters their own card, or one per group does. The board and the live cards update as the holes go in.

What it handles

  • The games you play

    Stroke play gross or net, Stableford, skins, match play, Nassau, best ball, scrambles, wolf and more, each with its own board.

  • Weekend tournaments

    Weekend teams, day pairs, group head-to-heads and a points table across the days.

  • Handicaps, honestly

    Round handicaps and strokes by stroke index. When a course is missing something, the board says so instead of guessing.

  • Your numbers

    Rounds, scoring average, best round and par 3, 4 and 5 splits, from your finished cards.

  • Photos of the card

    Snap a scorecard and it reads the scores in; snap a course's card and it fills in the holes.

Scoring, boards and tournaments are free, and always will be. Supporters chip in for the hosting and the AI that reads cards and writes recaps, and get more of those each day.