Live leaderboard on the clubhouse TV with the hole flyovers behind the spot prizes, scores in from the players' phones as they play, Ryder Cup style team matches scored hole by hole, and the results printed before anyone reaches the bar. From £75 for the day - no subscription, nothing to cancel.
The annual day, the tour, the grudge match. Set the format once and the scoring, the shots and the board look after themselves.
Stableford or strokeplay, individual or in teams - 4BBB, Bowmaker, Texas Scramble, Greensomes - with spot prizes on the par threes and a Two's sweep if you run one.
Fourballs in the morning and singles in the afternoon, or a whole weekend of it. Every match is scored hole by hole from the players' phones, and the points add up across the rounds on the TV all day.
Two or three rounds, each its own competition with its own board, plus an overall that adds everyone's points across the days. A 36-hole day is simply two rounds. Different course each day if you like.
A singles or four-ball matchplay day where the Stableford runs off the very same scores, so the players enter one card and get both results. Handy when the match matters but the sweep still needs settling.
Taken off the board itself. It pages through the whole field on its own, so everyone sees their name come round.
Players scan the code on their start sheet and enter the group's scores as they go. No app to download, no account to make. Everyone else scans the board to follow along.
Fullscreen on any TV with a browser - a laptop and an HDMI lead will do - updating itself all afternoon, with a QR code so every guest can follow on their phone.
Hole flyovers play behind the spot prizes. Film every guest's tee shot on the first and the clips play back to back on the board all afternoon, each with the player's name. When nothing's playing, the course map is.
One code per group, printed on the start sheet. Scores land on the board within seconds, and players can go back and correct a wrong number before they hand the card in.
Playing handicaps from the course's slope and rating, the right allowance for the format, matchplay shots off the lowest player, and countback the way the rules say.
Tee times or a shotgun start, a printed start sheet with the scoring codes on it, and a results sheet to hand the organiser at the end.
Tell us the course at checkout and it's set up with its par, stroke indexes and ratings before you log in. If it's one we haven't seen, we add it.
You're organising a golf day, not a computer system. Four steps and you're done.
Pick your size and pay - takes two minutes.
Give your society name, date and course at checkout.
Your login arrives by email straight away.
Add your players, print the tee sheet, play.
One payment for the day itself. Priced by how many are playing, and the login stays open for two weeks afterwards to print and share the results.
Running a Ryder Cup weekend or a tour? Each round is its own day, so book one package per round - or ask us and we'll put the whole trip together for you. More than 80 players, or a charity day? Get in touch and we'll sort something out.
No. The start sheet carries a code and a QR for each group; the marker scans it and types the scores into a web page. Nothing to install, no accounts, works on any phone. If you'd rather, one person can enter everything from a laptop.
A TV with a web browser, or any TV with a laptop plugged in, and the club's wifi. Open the leaderboard link, press the fullscreen button, and leave it. It looks after itself all day.
Any course. The board needs the course card - par, stroke indexes, slope and course rating - and you tell us the course when you book. Most are already in the library; one we haven't seen is checked by a person and added before your day.
Yes. Hide the top five until you're ready, or freeze the board after a chosen hole so the room can watch without knowing the winner. Spot prize winners can be held back the same way.
Ask them first - many include the full package as part of your day, with their own hole flyovers on the board.