Nassau, Skins, Wolf, Scotch, Stableford — running at the same time, off one set of scores. One person taps in gross scores for the group. GolfApp does the rest, right down to who owes who.
Most groups aren't playing one bet. There's a Nassau with the guy you always play, a skins game the whole outing is in, and something else somebody invented on the 3rd tee.
Add all of them. Gross scores get entered once, on one screen — one person taps in the whole group's numbers hole by hole, and the app advances down the list as they go. Nobody is passing phones around between shots.
Every game then scores itself off that one set of numbers. Add a fifth game on the 12th tee and it fills itself in from the scores already entered.
GolfApp is an official USGA GHIN partner. Link your GHIN once and your handicap index comes across and stays current — no typing a number in and no arguing about whose is out of date.
From there each game applies strokes where they actually belong, hole by hole, according to the handicap setting you chose for that game: none, net off the low, or full.
You can post your score back to GHIN when the round's done, too, without opening a second app.
A bet you can't see the state of isn't much of a bet. Every game updates the moment a score goes in, so the standing is live all the way round — not something you reconstruct afterwards.
On iPhone, put a game on your Lock Screen with a Live Activity. Glance at your phone on the tee and you've got the hole, the standing, who's getting a stroke, and what you're up or down.
No spreadsheet. No working out six different bets in the parking lot while somebody's trying to leave.
Every game produces its own payout summary, and they roll up into one net figure per player across the whole round. You see what you won, what you lost, and the single number that actually changes hands.
Then a Venmo request is a tap away.
GolfApp doesn't process wagers or hold money. It's the scorekeeper and the calculator — the bet stays between you and your friends, same as it always was.
Each one has its own settings, its own scorecard, and its own payout math. Pick one to see how it's played and how the app scores it.
Front, back, overall — plus automatic and manual presses.
How to play
One prize a hole. Carryovers, validation, net or gross.
How to play
Six points a hole, with twists and re-twists.
How to play
Pick a partner off the tee, or take on everyone alone.
How to play
Points instead of strokes. Standard or Modified.
How to play
Team best ball with a purse across the field.
How to playAlso scored in the app: Nine Point · Match Play · Stroke Play · Bingo Bango Bongo · Chicago — and more. See the full list.
Every game, every scorecard, every payout, for every player in your group. There's no premium tier to unlock, no per-round charge, and no trial that runs out on the back nine.
GolfApp is free for life — every game, every scorecard, and every payout calculation, with no subscription, no premium tier, and no credit card. There is no paid version to upgrade to.
Nassau with automatic and manual presses, Skins with carryovers and validation, Wolf, Scotch, Nine Point, Stableford in standard or modified scoring, Match Play, Stroke Play, 2 Best Ball, and more. You can run several of them at once off the same set of scores.
Yes, and that is the point of the app. Add a Nassau against one player, a skins game across the whole outing, and a Stableford over the top of both. Gross scores are entered once — one person taps in the group’s scores hole by hole — and every game scores itself from that one set of numbers.
GolfApp does. It is an official USGA GHIN partner, so linking your GHIN pulls your handicap index automatically and keeps it current. Each game then applies strokes on the right holes — none, net off the low handicap, or full course handicap, depending on how you set that game up.
No. GolfApp calculates what everyone owes and hands you a Venmo request to send — it does not process wagers, hold funds, or take a cut. The bets are between you and your friends, exactly as they are on paper. The app is the scorekeeper and the calculator.
For the formats where scores are comparable, yes. Nassau, Skins, and Stroke Play all run across multiple groups, so an outing with four foursomes can have one skins game covering the whole field while separate matches run inside each group.
Every game updates as scores go in, so the standing is live on the Action tab. On iPhone you can also put a game on your Lock Screen with a Live Activity — the hole you are on, where the match stands, who is getting a stroke, and what you are up or down.
You get a payout summary for each game showing who won, what they won, and the net figure per player once every game is accounted for. From there a Venmo request is a tap away, so nothing gets worked out in the parking lot.
Download GolfApp for free and bring your whole group along. No credit card, no catch.