Your golf

Just turn up and play. It still keeps your golf.

Your rounds, your index, the people you play with and the record of what happened — whether you run the event or just show up to it.

Posted rounds listed with course, tees, date, score to par and differential.
Every round you post, event or Tuesday afternoon, in one record.
Your own game

The golf you play, whoever you play it with

Rounds inside an event and rounds on a Tuesday afternoon build the same record.

Your rounds

Log a casual round or a competitive one. Hole-by-hole scores, the course, the tees and who you were out with.

Your index

A running index built from the rounds you actually post, with the rounds that produced it visible rather than hidden behind a number.

Form

Whether you are playing well at the moment, and the rounds that say so — so you can see what changed rather than guess at it.

Conditions read as golf

Not a wind speed to decode — what today will actually play like, and why. When there is not enough to say something useful, it says nothing.

Courses

Course details, tees, cards and stroke indexes, so a round posted somewhere new does not need typing out.

Tee times

In progress

Keep a recorded tee time and its confirmation with the round. Live provider search and booking is coming as partner connections roll out.

Two ways to keep score

A traditional card for competition, and a course-map view for tracking your own round hole by hole. The map view is for your personal and casual golf today; tournament match play is scored on the card.

Your people

Golf is a group activity, and so is this

The connections and the conversation sit with the golf they belong to.

The golfers you play with

Connect with the people you actually play golf with, and see what they are playing.

Arranging a game

Set up a casual day, invite people to it and see who is up for playing.

Event chat and direct messages

The conversation about the event sits with the event. Direct messages sit with the person. Neither lives in a group chat nobody can search.

Announcements

What the organizer needed everyone to know, kept where you can find it again.

The 19th Hole

The talk afterwards, attached to the round it is about.

Golfers suggested to play with, each showing index, home course and why they were suggested.
Suggestions say why someone is there — rounds together, a shared event, a similar game nearby.
TrophyVision photo with social conversation and golf context.
TrophyVision keeps the media connected to the golf.
What is kept

The part everybody remembers wrong

Photos, video and the talk afterwards, collected where the event happened.

TrophyVision

The story of the event: the photos, the video and the conversation from it, collected in one place instead of scattered across six phones.

Your media

What you posted stays yours, attached to the event and the round it came from.

A shared soundtrack

In progress

A playlist attached to the event. Connecting an outside music service is being built and is not available yet.

The long record

Past events, rounds and results stay reachable, so the group has a history rather than a current season.

Awards and season archive

Planned

A dedicated trophy cabinet and end-of-season awards are on the roadmap, not in the product today.

Marketplace

Planned

A read-only preview today. Listings, offers, purchases and trades are coming soon and are not available yet.

Join the group you already play with

An account is free to create. If someone has sent you an invitation or a join code, it will take you straight to the event.