← 1891 Arena · Golf

Tee times on the sheet.
Scorecards on the phone. Leaderboard on the clubhouse TV.

Stroke play, match play, scramble, best-ball, Stableford — pick the format, set the tee sheet, run the day. Member-guest on Saturday, men’s league on Tuesday, four-ball Tuesday all summer — same scorecard, same console, same archive. Players tap in their own holes from the cart. The marker attests on any device at the turn — phone, tablet, or laptop, no app to install. The leaderboard updates on the screen behind the bar before they sit down for lunch. Same foundation as the meeting tools.

Golf on 1891 Arena, by who you are.

Try it

Press a tile. Watch the score move.

Golf · 18 holes · stroke play · handicap-aware click · keyboard ↵ · undo / reset
Tap to add strokes per hole. Net + gross totals update live. Handicaps apply when you toggle them; USGA-friendly throughout.
The fan view · what every parent in the building sees

The golf bracket is alive. On every phone in the parking lot.

A player wins a quarterfinal at 7:42 PM. By 7:43, their parent in the parking lot sees the semi-final slot fill in — on their phone, on the same URL the organizer texted out before the event. No app. No login. No spinner. Just the live page.

  • Sub-second updates
  • One link · every phone
  • Caption-default · screen-reader-clean
  • Works on a 4-year-old phone

See live scoring in detail →

Every format your tournament asks for

Five shapes. Same scorecard underneath.

Stroke play
Standard. Lowest strokes total wins. PGA Tour format. The one your members already know.
Match play
Hole-by-hole. Three up with two to play. The Ryder Cup format. Tense.
Scramble
Team. All hit, best ball chosen, all hit again. Fundraiser day. Everyone has a good time.
Best ball (four-ball)
Each plays their own ball. Team takes the lowest score per hole. Member-guest classic.
Stableford
Points per hole vs par. Eagle 5, birdie 3, par 1, bogey 0. Highest wins.

How it runs on the day

Four surfaces, one tournament.

  1. Admin console on the pro shop laptop. Tee sheet, group assignments, live leaderboard, dispute resolution.
  2. Player phone for every golfer in the field. Tap the hole, enter your strokes, mark fairway / GIR, submit. Works in the cart.
  3. Attester view on any device in every group. The marker reviews their playing partner’s card at the turn and at round’s end. Rule 3.3b satisfied.
  4. Leaderboard screen in the clubhouse. Public. Cookieless. Updates the moment a hole comes in. No refresh.

Behind it: a sport-neutral foundation that bowling, pickleball, and meetings share. We didn’t build a golf product. We extended a platform.

Run your tournament. Honor the rounds.

No sales call. No trial. One price page.

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