Player guide

Everything you need on the course, in two minutes.

1. 1 Sign in once

   • Tap Sign in (top right). Your username is your name in lower case with dots, for example j.kihiu; the admin gives you your PIN.
   • You stay signed in on that phone for 60 days.
   • First time? Go to More → Change my PIN and pick your own 4–6 digits.
   • Then set More → My handicap index (e.g. 12.4). It fills in your playing handicap each round.
   • Tip: add the site to your home screen (Share → Add to Home Screen on iPhone; ⋮ → Add to Home screen on Android).

2. 2 Before you tee off

   • Today shows the round, your group, your partners and when you tee off.
   • Draws lists every group for every round.

3. 3 Enter your score

   • On Today, tap Enter my score.
   • Type your front nine and back nine gross strokes and check your playing handicap (filled in from your handicap index, rounded; change it if the course needs a different number). Gross and net are worked out for you.
   • Tap Save score. An unusual nine (under 30 or over 70) asks you to confirm.
   • Then add a photo of your signed card (optional, but it helps the admin check).
   • You can correct your score until the admin locks the round.

4. 4 Follow the scores

   • Today updates by itself every 15 seconds while the round is open.
   • Results ranks each round by net, then back-nine net; equal scores share a place (T3). Below it are the front-nine and back-nine standings.
   • Leaderboard adds up your net over the locked rounds. Players with more rounds completed rank first.

5. 5 The casino

   • Everyone pays USD 10.00 a round into the pot.
   • When the admin locks a round, the pot is split into three pools, and each pool pays its own top 10:
   Front nine 30%135.00holes 1–9

   Back nine 30%135.00holes 10–18

   Overall 40%180.00the round

   Example: 45 players × 10.00 = USD 450.00 a round.

   Within each pool the top 10 share it like this:

   1st 25%

   2nd 18%

   3rd 14%

   4th 11%

   5th 9%

   6th 7%

   7th 6%

   8th 5%

   9th 3%

   10th 2%
   • The nines are ranked on their own: strokes less half your handicap. Overall is the round result (net, then back-nine net).
   • You can win in more than one pool, so a strong front nine pays even if the round fades.
   • Tied players share the money for the places they cover.
   • Winnings add up over the tour and are paid on the last day. See More → Casino payouts.

6. 6 The last round: pick your group

   • For the final round you choose whom you play with. When the admin opens picking, Today shows Pick your group.
   • Start a new group or Join one with room; you can leave and join another.
   • Groups are 3- or 4-balls, sized to the number of players. Anyone still looking when picking closes is placed in a group with room.

7. 7 Stuck?

   • Forgot your PIN, or "Too many failed attempts"? Ask the tour admin to reset it or clear the lockout.
   • Not in a draw, or a wrong score after locking? The admin can fix it.