For charity & fundraising golf days
Live scoring on the phones your players already have. A leaderboard on the clubhouse screen that moves as they play. And when the last putt drops, the attendee list is yours to keep.
£49 for the day · no subscription · no hardware · no account manager
| 1 | Hendersons Ltd | 18 · 141 |
| 2 | Bramley & Co | 18 · 146 |
| 3 | Fairway Motors | 17 · 150 |
| 4 | The Old Boys | 16 · 158 |
Your event, your sponsors, on any screen with a browser.
How it works
No app to install, no sign-ups to chase, and nothing for your players to learn on the first tee.
Import a spreadsheet or type names in. Draw the tee sheet — tee times or a shotgun start — then print your start sheets, group signs and scorecard labels.
Everyone gets a private link, or scans the QR card in their buggy. No app, no account, no password. It keeps working in the dead spots and catches up when signal returns.
Put the big-screen board on any TV with a browser. Freeze it for the prize-giving so it stops moving mid-speech, publish the results, print the sheet.
What's included
Stroke play and Stableford, gross or net, with a handicap allowance you set. Team fourballs counting the best one or two per hole.
One match per group, singles or better-ball, scored hole by hole and closed out the moment it's mathematically won — 3&1, dormie, all square.
Skins with carry-overs, nearest the pin and longest drive — recorded on the day and shown on the board.
Two-, three- and four-balls, tee times or shotgun starts, and a team name against each group that shows up everywhere.
Start sheets, full-page group signs, scorecard labels, QR player cards and the final results sheet.
Count-back on the last nine, six, three and final hole — the way golf does it — so prizes don't get decided on paper at the prize-giving.
A share link that opens on any TV or laptop browser, rotating pages for a big field, with your sponsors along the bottom.
See who's checked in and who's scoring, spot a group that's stopped, fix a card, or pause everything if the weather turns.
Who came, who consented to be contacted, exported to a spreadsheet the moment the day ends.
Why this and not the other lot
Tournament software has traditionally been a managed service — staff on site, kit to hire, and a phone call before you find out the price. For a fundraiser that's budget going the wrong way.
Your players already own the devices. Nothing to collect, charge, hand out or count back in at the end of the day.
Set it up yourself in an afternoon. No lead times, no minimum field size, no one else's diary to work around.
£49 for the day, on the website, payable by card. No quote, no negotiation, no annual contract for a day you run once a year.
If you're a charity
A golf day is a fundraiser and a friend-raiser. Most scoring tools hand you a leaderboard and nothing else — you finish the day with sponsorship money and no idea who was there.
Price
£49
per event — not a subscription
What else we do
A golf day is one of two things Four Putt runs. Same scoring engine underneath — pick whichever suits what you're organising.
A single event, run properly: live scoring, tee sheet, print pack, big-screen board and your attendee list. £49 for the day, no subscription.
Match play or stroke play across a whole season, with a table that runs itself and results confirmed by your opponent. Free for up to 8 players, £39/yr per league after that.
Get in touch
We're taking bookings a few at a time so we can help each organiser set their first one up. Tell us roughly what you're running and we'll come back to you.
Already running one this season? Say so — we'll prioritise days that are close.
Prefer email? Write to us directly.
Questions
No. Each player gets a private link, or scans a QR card you print for their group. It opens in the browser they already have — no install, no account, no password to forget on the first tee.
Scoring keeps working offline and syncs when the phone finds signal again. Nothing is lost in the dead spots, which most courses have somewhere.
No. You enter whatever handicap you're playing off — a club handicap, a rough estimate, or none at all — and set a handicap allowance for the day. Scratch players are fine.
Yes. Sponsor names run along the bottom of the big-screen board, and each group can carry a company name that shows on the leaderboard, the print pack and the screen.
One organiser can run the whole day from a laptop in the clubhouse. Scoring is done by the players themselves, so you're watching for problems rather than typing in cards.
It's yours. Export the attendee list with consent flags to a spreadsheet whenever you like. You're the data controller; we act as processor and will sign a data processing agreement.