Features
One scorecard. Three ways to win.
Enter a round once and it pays off three ways: your record and stats, the games your group plays, and your club's tournament. Here's everything inside, or start with your whole golf life, in one place.
Your crew
The same eight people, every Saturday, for years. Swilkin keeps what that adds up to: the record against each of them, the season your crew is having, and the game already set up for next week.
Crews
Save your groups: the Saturday game, the ladies' nine, the annual trip. One tap loads the whole crew into a round.
Your game, saved
Save your Saturday game: the games, the prices, and the dots. Next time pick it, and last time’s golfers are one tap each.
The course finds you
On the first tee, the courses near you come first, the one you are standing on at the top.
Play with non-users
Add anyone by name. They don't need the app. Invite them to claim their spot later.
Settled at the round
Every game on the card nets down to who pays who, on that round's own settle screen. One tap opens Venmo with the amount filled in, and PayPal or Cash App once the person you owe has added that handle. Nothing carries into next week and there is nothing to mark as paid.
Name your teams
Call your sides what you call them: The Jellyrolls vs WarTuna. The names ride every bet summary.
Records & burn cards
Head-to-head record against every buddy, counted in matches, with what's owed between you if you play for it, plus a shareable burn card for every rivalry.
Stats & how you stack up
Fairways, greens, putts, and 3-putts: measured against your handicap level so you know what to practice.
Round photos
The hole-out, the trophy pose, the snake on the cart path: photos live on the scorecard, not in a group text, right where the round is remembered.
9 or 18
Score a quick nine the same as a full round: bets, handicaps, and stats all adjust.
"Who's in?"
Send one link, the crew RSVPs, and a tap turns the ins into a round, no group-text roll call.
Practice and coaching
Practice on a plan, with your rounds saying what to work on. A pro keeps every lesson in one place, and a school or club team gets its roster, calendar, and lineup.
Practice plans
Drills on the days you pick, for 2 to 12 weeks or until you stop, with a reminder at your time.
A drill library
Putting, short game, approach, driving, and on course, each with the steps, and a score. Make any drill your own.
From your rounds
With your index on file and stats tracked, Practice suggests a plan for where your rounds lose shots.
Lesson notes
A pro writes what you worked on, with photos, a clip of up to 60 seconds, links and homework.
Swing clips
A student sends a clip back on their own note. Only the pro, the student, and a parent who said yes see it.
Team coaching
A roster players join with a code, practices and matches that ask who is in, qualifiers and the lineup.
More on each: practice · lessons with a pro · coaching a team.
The games your group plays, settled honest
Talk it on the first tee, let the round settle it. Stack as many games as your group argues for on one scorecard: the arithmetic on the 18th green is the part nobody enjoys.
Any matchup
1v1, 2v2, a lopsided 3-vs-4, best-ball teams, or all-vs-all (1 v 2, 1 v 3, 2 v 3). Set the sides in a tap.
Match, Nassau, Skins, Wolf…
The games golfers actually play: Match play, Nassau (match or medal), Skins, Stroke, Stableford and modified Stableford, Wolf, Vegas, Nines, Hammer, Rabbit, Aces & Deuces, plus dot packs like Bingo Bango Bongo and Trouble, and a scramble when you want one team ball. See them all on /games.
Dots & junk
Birdies, sandies, greenies, barkies, snakes, and a custom builder for your group's own house junk.
Presses & auto-presses
Start a press by hand, or let it auto-press when a side falls two down.
Per player or per team
Uneven teams settle the way your group actually plays it: per player, or per team so both sides risk the same pot. Even sides settle the same either way.
Gross or net
Handicaps applied automatically, or play it straight, and set any number by hand to keep the sandbaggers honest.
Add bets mid-round
Decide on $5 a hole from the turn? Add or edit any bet while you play. It re-settles instantly.
An honest tally, itemized
The live number never banks a leg still in play, and when the round settles, every bet is broken out (front, back, each press, each kind of dot) to the penny, with your share of every line.
The round's story
Tap any match to replay it hole by hole: who won each hole, who went up or down, colored by team. Wrong score? Fix it on the card and it re-settles.
For clubs
A club championship, a member-guest, a weekly league, a charity scramble: run properly, off the scorecards your players are already keeping, without the tournament-software price.
Clubhouse-TV leaderboard
A live board that fills the whole screen with your field: themed to your event, auto-rotating, plus a shareable link.
One-screen club channel
Every live board at your club on a single screen, cycling on its own: the whole day's play on the clubhouse TV, no clicking.
Embed your live board
Drop your live leaderboard straight into the club website you already have: one embed that stays live as scores land.
Tournaments & formats
Stroke play, Stableford, scrambles, match-play leaderboards, divisions, and multiple rounds.
Match-play brackets
Seed your field into a single-elimination bracket: top seeds take the byes, winners advance round by round to the final.
Calcuttas
Keep the lot board as your auctioneer runs the room, and the payouts work themselves out, side prizes and added money included, and the payout board publishes to your club's site.
Locked cards & corrections
Scores lock when the group finishes: a fix goes through the organizer, with photos attached as evidence, and everyone on the card is told when a correction lands. Disagreements get a fair, calm resolution path, never a silent edit. DQs, withdrawals, and no-shows handled cleanly, reasons kept.
Group scoring links
One no-login scoring link per tee group, straight off the tee sheet. Anyone in the group keeps score, and every score lands on that player's own card. Links follow tee-time changes automatically. QR codes and printable scorecards too, for the paper crowd.
Tee sheets & pairings
Build pairings and tee times, then publish: players get emailed their time.
Your club's own site
A real multi-page site of its own at app.swilkin.com/yourclub, not a profile inside the app, in your colors, with your photos, six designed looks, and pages you manage. The live leaderboard, past champions, and even the calcutta payout board publish straight to it; Swilkin stays in the footer. Yours in five minutes.
Registration & waitlists
Timed sign-ups on your site, a field cap, and a waitlist in sign-up order that moves the next alternate up when a player withdraws themselves.
Custom sign-up forms
Ask for exactly what your event needs (tees, handicap, GHIN, shirt size, guest details), each field required or optional. Whoever registers has a free account, so your field is real people (no spam sign-ups), every player is reachable, and scores are theirs from the first tee. Teammates and guests can still be added by name.
One roster, exported
Everyone who signed up in one place (statuses, waitlist, and every answer they gave), editable in a click and exportable to a spreadsheet.
Running something specific? See it your way: men's & women's club championships · weekly leagues · member-guests & couples events · charity scrambles & outings · the golf trip.
One board, in your colours
Light and clean by default: the look on most clubhouse TVs.
Or theme it for the occasion:
