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Who can see my child's golf? Under 18, your child's page, rounds, and stats open to them, golfers they've played with, their friends, their club's staff, and the coaches, team, and parents who said yes, not to strangers, and never in a stranger's search. On a card or a board with other golfers, their row shows their name and scores, with no photo and no link to their page.
One card, scored live from one phone or everyone’s own, and anybody who will not install an app can still keep score from a link.
When the round ends Swilkin nets it all down to who owes who, with a receipt that itemises every dollar, no napkin arithmetic on the 18th green.
Start a round: step by step → Scoring when half the field will not download an app → Every “can it do…?”, answered straight → Find golf friends: the people you already play with → Golf scorecard app: start a round, score it, keep it → Golf scorecard scanner: photograph the card, get the scores → Golf scoring app that works offline: no signal, no problem → Golf stats tracker app: fairways, greens, putts, trends → Golf app to play with friends: rounds, photos, comments → Golf app for juniors and parents: every match, no stakes → Post a golf round after you played: any date, any card → Golf group app: who's in, teams, the same game every week → Golf app for your whole golf life: rounds, stats, people → How the settlement works → Can it settle the money at the end? → The Nassau bet, explained → Golf betting app: score it, settle it, itemized on 18 → Nassau golf app: front, back, total, and every press → Skins game app: carryovers, gross or net, any group size → Start playing. It's free 