Live tournament scoring for your group. No app to install, no account to create — make a scorecard, send the link, and start keeping score.
You don’t need to sign up, and neither do your friends. Create a scorecard and send the link. That’s it.
Scores sync in real time across every phone in the group. Everyone knows where they stand before the 18th tee.
Scoring is free for everyone, no subscription ever. Want every game format, and whole tournaments? Unlock it all with a single one-time payment.
Once a scorecard is open it stays on your phone. Score with no signal and it catches up when you’re back in range.
Add players, pick a format (Stableford net or gross, or Quota), set the course. Under a minute.
Send one link to the group by text or group chat. No installs, no invites, no accounts to create.
Everyone taps in their own scores. The leaderboard updates for the whole group in real time.
Every demo opens the real app on a real event, exactly as your group would see it — some played out to a champion, some still in progress with cards out on the course. No account, nothing to install, and you can't break anything by looking.
A stroke-play qualifier that becomes a match-play knockout.
Two days of gross stroke play over 24 entrants, the top four through to the semi-finals, then a final for the Norfolk Cup. Scores reset at every stage, so nobody carries a stroke out of qualifying and the semi-final winner starts the final all square.
Four rounds, three days, one trophy — and a different format each day.
Eight friends across four Melbourne sandbelt courses, scored on position points so a blow-up round costs you places rather than the trip. Round one is played in pairs; the rest are individual.
One card, two teams, live Stableford.
The ordinary Saturday case, and the one most groups start with: eight players split across two teams, net Stableford, everybody tapping in their own scores.
A trip, a club championship, a Ryder Cup, a season-long league — build it as a single event and every card played by every group rolls into one set of standings. Add rounds as you go; nothing has to be decided up front. And when the event changes shape partway through — 36 holes to find the top four, then a knockout — it still keeps one honest set of numbers.
| Player | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Alex | 10 | 8 | 10 | 6 | 34 |
| 2 Priya | 8 | 10 | 5 | 8 | 31 |
| 3 Sam | 6 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 30 |
| 4 Tom | 5 | 5 | 6 | 5 | 21 |
| Session | USA | Europe |
|---|---|---|
| Fri · Foursomes | 2½ | 1½ |
| Sat · Fourballs | 3 | 2 |
| Sun · Singles | 3 | 2 |
| Match points | 8½ | 5½ |
Saturday foursome with a little something on the line. Set it up, share the link, let the points do the talking.
A weekend tournament across six groups? Build it as one event, hand each group its own scoring link, and watch a single leaderboard fill in live.
Thirty-six holes to find your top four, then a knockout to settle it. The scores reset when the bracket starts, and the board still knows who finished third.
Not everyone’s scratch. Stableford keeps a blow-up hole from wrecking the round and keeps it fun to the finish.
One tap flips any scorecard into a broadcast-style leaderboard built for the TV in the clubhouse — or a laptop on the bar. Anyone with the link can turn it on; nobody needs an account, and nobody needs to be the organiser.
The big golf apps want an account, a subscription, and your data — then bury simple scoring under GPS, social feeds, and stats you didn’t ask for. Eagle Sheet does one thing well.
Eagle Sheet is built by one developer who just wanted a simple way to keep score with friends — not a data-harvesting platform with a quarterly revenue target.
No. Nobody needs an account to score a round — not even you. Create a scorecard, share the link, and everyone can enter scores right away.
Scoring is free for everyone — create boards, share links, and track the leaderboard live with no account and no subscription. There’s an optional one-time Premium unlock for extra formats and for running a whole tournament, but you never have to pay to keep score.
Premium is a single one-time payment — never a subscription. Buy it once and you keep every premium feature, including everything we add in the future. See the pricing and roadmap pages for the details.
Yes. A tournament is many rounds with one leaderboard — enter your players once, add rounds as the event goes along, and every card played by every group rolls into a single set of standings. Mixed formats, teams, pairings and eliminations are all handled. Creating one needs the one-time Premium unlock; everyone you invite scores and follows along for free, with no account.
Yes. Split the event into stages and the score resets at the boundary — so 36 holes of stroke play can find your top four and a match-play bracket can settle it, without the two ever being added together. A halfway cut that carries the first two rounds forward works the same way. Once the last match is played, a final placing table ranks the whole field across stages that never shared a total.
Yes — there are live demos. They open the real app on a club championship played out to a champion, a four-round trip and a Ryder Cup still in progress, and several single-round scorecards, with real scores in them. No account, nothing to install, and they are read-only so you can click into anything without breaking it.
Yes. Any event or scorecard has a TV button that turns the standings into a broadcast-style board built to be read across a room — rotating views, a ticker of the latest scores, and a full-screen celebration for a birdie or better. Anyone holding the link can turn it on, so the bar staff can put it up without asking you. The button is on wide screens only: a laptop, a TV’s own browser, or a tablet in landscape.
Once a scorecard is open it stays on your phone. Scores you enter with no signal are held and sent automatically when you’re back in range.
Stableford (net or gross) and Quota are free for everyone. Premium adds Stroke Play, Match Play, and Best Ball (four-ball) for teams — with more like Skins and Wolf on the roadmap. The leaderboard handles teams and individuals either way.
Create a scorecard, share the link, and start keeping score. Free, no account needed.
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