Watch the board

The board updates as scores are saved, so everyone can follow along from their own phone.

The live board

The round's page shows a card for each golfer: their score against par, their place, and how many holes they have played (thru 3).

In a net round the cards are net to par and ranked on net, with each golfer's gross underneath (1 · thru 3 · -1 gross). That's how a club runs a net event: the net decides it, and the strokes actually played are there for everyone to see.

The full board

Full board, or the Board tab, starts with the game you picked:

• Format tally ranks the round by that game. In a net round each golfer has a Net and a Gross column, and the net decides the order.
• Gross scores follows in a net round: everyone's strokes as played, before handicaps.

A gross round has just the one board, ranked on strokes.

If the course has no stroke index yet, a net round can't place handicap strokes. The board says so and shows gross until the host adds it (see Handicaps and net scores).

Until the host locks the results, the board says Live scores — not locked yet, and a score can still change while golfers fix their cards.