A live scoreboard for your golf day. Everyone scores on their own phone — nothing to download, no accounts to set up — and the leaderboard goes straight onto the clubhouse screen.
Built for four-ball charity days, corporate golf days and multi-day trips.
How the day runs
They scan a code on the way to the first tee and find themselves in the list. There is no app store, no password to invent, and nothing to install on a phone that is about to go in a back pocket for four hours.
One tap a hole. Handicaps are worked out properly — including team handicaps for an Ambrose — so the net scores on the board are the ones you will read out at the presentation.
The leaderboard updates on whatever is plugged into the clubhouse television, so the field comes off the course into a result rather than a wait.
Formats
Four-man Ambrose off a shotgun is the classic charity day, and it is the one most scoring apps handle worst. RoundHQ does it properly — one card per team, a team handicap, and every group starting on its own tee.
In the clubhouse
Breakfast, lunch and the presentation are hours of television showing nothing. These are built for that, and they need no sign-in — cast them from whatever is on the wall.
Live positions, with your sponsors taking a turn between them.
Every sponsor, cycling, for the hours when there is no golf to show.
What the field photographed on the course, up on the wall while they eat.
For whoever is running it
Paste the list you already have. Names, handicaps and teams, without typing a hundred and twenty people in one at a time.
A hole sponsor appears on the scoring screen at their own hole, in front of every group that plays it — and again on the clubhouse screen.
Nearest the pin, longest drive and a hole in one are claimed where they happen, by the person who did it, instead of on the back of somebody's scorecard.
You can give a co-organiser everything the morning needs — the field, the draw, the tee times, the scoring — without giving them the ability to change the competition itself.
Straight answer
It is new, and it is deliberately set up by hand. Every event is configured with the organiser rather than left to a sign-up form, because the fastest way to find what breaks for somebody else is to sit with them while they set it up.
That means there is no self-serve pricing page here yet, and no wall of logos. If you are running a day and it sounds like what you need, get in touch and we will talk about your event specifically.
In the meantime the app is live and you are welcome to look around it.
Get in touch
The course, the date, roughly how many are playing and what format you run. That is enough to say whether RoundHQ suits it.
hello@roundhq.com.au