The opener, the championship, the knockout, the majors, captain’s day and the Wednesday league — every one of them scored on the course, all of them adding up to a single order of merit your members can watch all year.
Built on the league app that already runs real leagues, week in and week out.
It has a tab per event and a column of names down the side. Somebody types the results in on Monday. Somebody else works out the points. The order of merit gets printed and pinned up, and then a member asks why they got forty for finishing fourth in the medal and forty for finishing tenth in the championship — and nobody can quite remember.
Meanwhile the knockout draw is a photocopy on the noticeboard with results written on it in biro, and the only person who knows where any of it stands is on holiday.
Set it up in the pro shop. Members see it on their phones.
Every event on the year’s card — date, format, who can play, how big the field is and when entries close.
Members enter themselves from their phone, so the sign-up sheet on the wall stops being the source of truth. You watch the field fill up as it happens.Cards go in hole by hole, from the fairway, on the phones your members already carry.
Handicaps, tees and course ratings are worked out for you. Nobody types a scorecard in on Monday.Seeded draws with byes to the top seeds and the two favourites kept apart until the final — the draw a pro would print.
Enter each result as it comes in and winners carry through on their own. Scored the wrong way round? Take it back and the bracket unwinds cleanly.Points for turning up and points for finishing, on a table you set. Majors can be worth double. Only the best six count, if that is how your club does it.
Every award comes with the sentence explaining it — “5 for playing, 67.5 for a tie for 2nd” — so nobody has to take the shop’s word for it.Two sides, sessions across a weekend, a running total everybody is watching from the other fairway, and the line your side needs to retain it.
Foursomes, four-ball, singles — each session worth points. Your match against the neighbouring club, kept properly.Fourteen scoring formats — stroke play, stableford, skins, best ball, scramble, alternate shot, match play — plus flights, allowances, and net or gross.
A social with no points, a major worth double, a members-only medal. The calendar bends to your club, not the other way round.Entries opening, entries closing, tee times, and the result when it lands.
So the shop stops being a call centre the week of the championship. Coming with the club rollout.Members, the calendar, results and draws on one screen — and only your club, never anybody else’s.
Adding a member takes a name. Giving them a login is a link you send. You never set or see a member’s password.Their record, their points, where they sit and what they have entered — without ringing the shop to ask.
The order of merit is on their phone, updated the moment a card is in. Not a printout from last Tuesday.You set the table once — so much for playing, so much for winning, and what a major is worth. Every result after that lands on it by itself.
Seeded off the handicap list, or however you order them. Byes to the top seeds, and the two favourites in opposite halves so they can only meet in the final.
Members open it and know what is on, whether they are in it, and what it is worth. The shop opens the same thing and runs it.
Send us last year’s calendar and whatever your order of merit lives in now. We will build the season, load your members and hand you the link — you check it before a single member sees it.
Clubs are priced per club, not per member, and the weekly league is included. Tell us what you run and we will tell you what it costs.
Then start there. The league app is the same one, and the league becomes an event inside the season rather than a separate thing to keep up to date.
Only if you want them to. The calendar and the order of merit can be public, with the shop entering results. Members get a login when you send them one — and you never set or see their password.
Type the finishing positions in and the points work themselves out. You do not need a card for an event that happened in April.
Put the index on the member and PostUp works out the course handicap for the tee they played — nine or eighteen, native nine-hole ratings included. Update an index when it moves and finished events stay exactly as they finished.
Yes. Anyone you give club access to sees your club, and only your club.
You do. It is your members, your results and your season, and you can have all of it out whenever you ask.
