Ryder Cup weekends, buddy trips, scrambles, single-day matches. Match play or stroke play, set up in 2 minutes. Share one link and the whole group follows live.

Pick your format: Ryder Cup teams, a scramble, a stroke-play field, or a one-off match. Add players, choose your course. About 2 minutes.
Send it to everyone playing or watching. No app download, no accounts. Your whole group opens the leaderboard the second you share it.
A tap for match play, strokes for stroke play. The board updates the second it's entered. Every match, every group, all at once.
Match play? Tap Win, Lose, or Halve. Stroke play or Stableford? Punch in the strokes. Net, gross, points, and standings are all calculated for you.
One link to your players, spectators, and family back home. Only the organizer signs up. Everyone else just taps the link. Nothing to download.
The leaderboard updates the second a score is entered. Players, caddies, and spectators all watch it shift live.
Run head-to-head Ryder Cup teams, or one ranked field of individuals. Best Ball, Scramble, Alt Shot, Singles, or a full stroke-play board.
Lock your leaderboard behind a code so only your group sees it. Not public unless you want it to be.
Every competitive golf group has the same problem. You play 18 holes, score gets kept on a single card nobody else can see, and you spend the whole round guessing where you stand. You find out who's winning over beers after, if the math is right.
It started with a buddy's 40th. We tried every scoring app out there. Too complicated. Too much setup, too much time between holes punching in numbers. So we built our own: single tap per hole, live leaderboard, points calculated automatically. Nothing more.
The first real test came in Graeagle, CA. (Highly recommend it.) The boys arrived buzzing and it only got louder. Every round, everyone on the course had an instant read on every match. No waiting. No guessing. Just the board, live.
Then came the final round. Team Red was down at the turn, trailing by 10 points. One text fired off to the group chat: "Let's go boys… The Miracle in the Mountains!!!!"
Four holes later, we'd flipped it. One of the most ridiculous comebacks any of us had ever been part of, and the entire group felt every hole of it.
We built it for that trip. It started as match play. Now groups run scrambles, leagues, stroke-play fields, and one-day matches on it too. Turns out every group deserves it. Two-round tournaments are always free.
— Team LeaderboardLive




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