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How it works

See it before you play it.

The real app screens for the things you’ll actually do: swipe through a flow, then open one for the step-by-step.

⛳ Start a quick round

Tee it up in seconds: add your buddies, pick the game, and score it live.

Starting a round on one screen: Augusta Country Club, its default tees and 18 holes, four golfers each on their own tees with their strokes, Best ball as the game, and Start round Open “Start a round” The Add golfers sheet on a phone: the people you play with and their index, three of them ticked with their strokes for the day, and a box to type a new name Add golfers A round’s game on the setup screen. Best ball scored as match play, net: you and Nora Kimball as Team 1 against Tommy Saul and Tony Russo as Team 2, each with their index, $2 a hole Pick the game
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🏌️ Run a “Who’s in?” game

Share one link, let people add themselves, then start the round with the whole field.

Starting a “Who's in?” outing: a name, a day, a tee time, the course, the game, and one link that lets people add themselves without the app Create the game
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🏆 Run a weekly outing

One link signs everyone up, one tap makes fair teams, and the tee sheet builds itself, for 8 players or 60.

Starting a “Who's in?” outing: a name, a day, a tee time, the course, the game, and one link that lets people add themselves without the app Send out one signup link A round’s game on the setup screen. Best ball scored as match play, net: you and Nora Kimball as Team 1 against Tommy Saul and Tony Russo as Team 2, each with their index, $2 a hole Pick the game The Groups sheet on a phone: eight golfers in two groups of four, two from Team 1 and two from Team 2 in each, and a way to keep teammates together Put them on teams and in groups The tee sheet on a phone: one tee, split tee, or shotgun, the order the field goes off, the first tee time and the gap, and auto-assigned groups Build the tee sheet The scorer’s tent for an event round on a phone: each group and its golfers, every card marked in, with the tee times and pairings one tap away Hand out the scorecards
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📊 Track your game

Your scores, records, and stats: measured against your level so you know what to practice.

Shot tracking on a phone: 50% fairways, 49% greens, 34 putts a round, how you stack up against a typical 10-handicap, and where your approaches miss Your stats page
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🏆 Run your own Ryder Cup

Two (or more) teams, a match slate every round: points on the board all weekend.

Setting up an event on a phone: format, field, sign-up, rounds, tee sheet, and results, with a bracket, a team cup, and a Calcutta under add-ons Draw the teams A four-team match league on a phone, final: Mulligan Militia and Bump & Runners tied on 4 points, then every round's matches with how each was won Watch the cup fill in A match league's standings on a television: four teams and their points, Mulligan Militia and Bump & Runners co-champions on 4, and a code to follow live Put it on the TV
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💸 Stack a pile of bets on one scorecard

A $30 Nassau, team birdies, a grudge match, and singles greenies: all off one card, settled to the penny.

The matches on one round in Swilkin. You're up $16; net skins at $5 a skin and a net Nassau against Webb & Nora, each with its scorecard, who paid what, and a way to flag something that looks off Start with the main event: a $30 Nassau Settle up after a round. You're up $16: collect $20 from Nora and $8 from Webb with a Request button, pay Webb & Nora $10 (either one) and Tony $2 with a Pay button, and every game on the round itemised underneath Watch it settle honestly, as you play
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👥 Set up teams in a game

Pick a team game and the teams come with it. Each game on a round keeps its own sides.

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📇 Find friends from your contacts

See which of your contacts already play on Swilkin, and text the rest your invite link.

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🗓️ Make a practice plan

Pick the drills and the days, set a reminder, and log each session in a few taps.

A practice plan on a phone: Ball striking, with Start line gate, Carry numbers, and Wedge ladder 50–100, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, about 60 minutes twice a week Pick the days Practice on a phone: this week 90 of 180 minutes, three weeks in a row at goal, today’s Ball striking plan done; from your rounds, 73% of practice is range while the rounds lose most on the green (34 putts a round, typically 33 for a 10-handicap), with the 3-6-9 ladder to add to a plan or log Set a weekly goal
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🎓 Take on a student

Add a student, send a note after each lesson, and set the homework that goes with it.

A lesson note on a phone, to Jordan Okafor, lesson 5: what we worked on (start line fixed, 24 of 30 through the gate; a pull with the driver when the top is rushed), Add photos and Add a clip, three links, and Send to Jordan Write the lesson note
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🎬 Send a swing clip with a lesson note

A pro or a student can put a clip of up to 60 seconds on a lesson note. In the iPhone app, the phone shrinks it before it sends.

A student’s note on his pro’s phone: Jordan Okafor asks if his takeaway is still too far inside, over the first frame of his swing clip with a play mark Watch it Swing video: Nesnad, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped
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🏫 Coach a team

A roster, a calendar of practices, and matches, qualifiers and the lineup, for a school, or club team.

A coach’s team page on a phone: Lakeview Girls Golf, Fall 2026, Denise Carter, nine players, eight joined; practices with how many are in, a match against Westfield High at Mill Creek Municipal with its lineup, and the fall qualifier below Put practices and matches on the calendar
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