A live map of where the group is, a booth that answers any question about your game, followers who get a text when you tee off, and Stroke Play standings on every hole.
The people following your round see where you are on the course, ask the booth anything about your game, and get a text when you tee off. Here's how it looks.
Demo: a live course map with players' positions and pin flags; Ask the booth answering questions about players' scores; a text when a followed golfer tees off; Stroke Play front, back and overall standings; a birdie celebration.
Turn on Share my spot on the map and the people following your round see where you are on a satellite view of the course, with a flag on every pin. Players can open it too and see the whole group. It turns itself off when the round ends.
Anyone watching can ask the booth anything about the players, and it answers in seconds from every round they've played. Ask what someone made on this hole last time, how many birdies they have at the course, or who's playing best on the back.
Spectators get their own Following page. Search for golfers by name or home course, follow them, and see their rounds the moment they tee off.
Follow a golfer and get one text when they start a round, with the live link. Just one per round. Turn it off any time.
The link you text out opens a new live page built for phones: the leaderboard in gross or net, the map, the full scorecard and Ask the booth. It updates itself every 20 seconds.
Golfers, spectators and pros all sign in on the same page. New here? Pick Golfer or Spectator when you sign up. Spectators can follow along in the iPhone app too.
"Who's following" sits right under the Score card and Money card in the round menu, so you can see who's watching and add more people.
Playing $10 front, $10 back, $10 overall? A card on the hole screen shows who leads each one, net, with everyone's strokes taken off and how many holes are left. Joined for the back nine only? You play the back bet and sit out the front and the overall.
Handicap strokes now count in Match Play, Nassau, Skins, Points and Stroke Play, not just Wolf. We checked every game against thousands of rounds so the money always adds up.
A birdie, eagle or ace now gets the full moment for everyone watching: a bird sweeps across, the card pops in letter by letter and the confetti flies.
After each hole, the results, the scorecard and who's on the next tee are tabs on one screen. One tap and you're on to the next hole.
Every scorecard in the app, even a finished round, lets you tap a score and change it. The money settles itself again.
Scoring on golivegolf.com now looks and works like the iPhone app, sized for your phone, with the same hole screen, money and cards.
See the money on every hole and exactly where everyone stands, all the way through the round. It even works out who pays who at the end, in the fewest payments. Text the link to the group. Nobody needs the app to open it.
From the round summary, send the group a clean picture of the final standings and who pays who, plus a link. Settling up has never been easier.
Wolf money now counts handicap strokes, so the money matches the net scores you see. Money holes pay out for real, and you can set a bigger bet on any hole.
Let friends and family follow your round live. Add them before you tee off or mid-round. They get a text with the live scorecard, and another when the first scores come in.
Who gets a shot on each hole, the Wolf order and the money holes, on one simple page you can text to the group before you tee off.
Add your own notes after the round, like the chip-in, the guy who had to leave, or the wind. The booth rewrites the recap and records the audio again with your stories in it.
Yards to the green and the club to hit, right on the hole screen. Missing a green? Stand on it and pin it with one tap.
Someone has to leave, or the light's gone? End the round after any hole and it's scored as the holes you actually played.
Reopen a finished round and walk it hole by hole. Fix a score, change the Wolf or partner, or add notes. The money settles itself again.