Scorers enter strokes from their own phone. The clubhouse TV updates within seconds. No app to install, no accounts to create, nothing for you to run except the tournament.
| Pos | Player | Thru | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | J. Callahan | 15 | −6 |
| 2 | M. Delacroix | 17 | −4 |
| 3 | R. Okafor | 14 | −3 |
| 4 | T. Lindqvist | 16 | E |
| 5 | A. Bergström | 13 | +1 |
Built for whoever's actually running the tournament — not a systems integrator.
Players, flights, rounds, and the course's par for each hole — entered once, in one console, before the first tee time.
Scorers open a link on their own phone and enter a shared event PIN. No download, no sign-up — they're entering strokes within seconds.
The clubhouse screen updates automatically as scores come in. Running more than one event? It cycles between them on its own.
Nothing you'd need a training session for.
Every stroke tagged to a round, a player, and a hole — birdies and bogeys color themselves in automatically.
Running the men's and ladies' events side by side? One screen alternates between them, weighted by field size.
Set how many advance after a round, and the cut line lands in the right place — including everyone tied at the bubble.
Group players into flights and the field sorts itself by handicap before a single shot has been played.
Open, activate, and close rounds independently — a two-day club championship works exactly like a single afternoon shootout.
Match the screen to the occasion — from a quiet clubhouse tone to a bold broadcast-style board.
Big touch targets, no clutter, works on whatever browser is already on the phone.
Switch between events, fix a miskeyed score, or apply the cut — all from a single screen, on any device.
"Most tournament software is built to run a golf business. This is built to run a golf tournament."
Fairway Live doesn't handle registration, payments, or membership — there are good tools for that already, and you probably have one. What it does is the part that usually breaks on tournament day: getting a score from a scorecard onto a screen, correctly, before the next group finishes the hole.
We're onboarding a small number of clubs ahead of a public launch. Tell us about your event and we'll set you up.