You just got invited
Run your golf trip with a money board.
Your buddy sent this to you because they want to run a real trip. Pick your games, post scores on your phone, and the math handles itself. Here is what that looks like.
How it works
Three steps. Zero math at the 19th.
1
Pick your games
Nassau, skins, wolf, Vegas, scramble, and supporting formats. Set your stakes once, with unsupported house rules kept off-card until their engines are ready.
2
Post scores on your phone
Tap the number, move on. Works offline between holes, syncs when you get signal back. No spreadsheets, no permanent scorekeeper.
3
Settle and share
At the turn, everyone can open the money board. After 18, a settlement card shows copy-ready payment details, with app buttons only when handles are on file. Screenshot, send, done.
Live right now
Spring Scramble 2026
12 teams, 4 holes left, one tied for the lead
This is a sample scramble board with the same scoring surface groups use on-course. —
Open itCasual groups start free.
Free / group
$149 only when you run a full-field scramble, member-guest, or tournament.
Unlimited players
Implemented game formats
GHIN handicap lookup
Settlement + payment copy
17,000+ searchable course rows
Offline-first on course
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Before you ask
The usual questions.
Do I need to download anything?
No. It is a web app. Works on any phone browser, no app store required. Add to your home screen and it looks like an app.
What if we lose signal on the course?
Scores queue locally and sync the moment you get bars back. Built for Pinehurst Wi-Fi, not the office.
Do handicaps work?
Yes. GHIN lookup on create, strokes applied per hole via the stroke index. Gross and net tracked separately.
Does everyone need to pay?
No. Casual groups start free from one shared link. The paid tier is for full-field events that need team setup, contest overlays, and tournament management.
Can I see it before I pay?
Your trip is in six weeks. Set it up today.
One link to your group. Everyone sees the same board, the same side games, the same math. No arguments at dinner.
Start my trip free
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