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Clubs & committees

Make your club championship feel like a major.

Your members don't compare your event to other club events. They compare it to what they watch on Sunday. The leaderboard on the grill-room TV, the branded event page, the champion's name going up next to forty years of past champions: that's the feeling. The big software buries it in menus. Swilkin does the feeling, simply.

Four golfers holding their member-guest trophies on the green at dusk
Member-guest champions
Two golfers by the clubhouse clock, each holding a par-3 trophy with a little checkered flag
Par-3 champions
Men's Club Championship on the clubhouse TV: Seaside Dunes Golf Club
Your championship on the grill-room TV: crest, colors, champion. Straight out of the running app, not a designer’s mock-up.
Women's Club Championship on its own board: Seaside Dunes Golf Club
Every championship gets the stage: the women's club championship runs on the same TV, its own board, its own champion.
A club championship leaderboard open in a browser: the full field with positions, thru and score to par
The same event on a laptop in the pro shop: one field, every position, live as the cards come in.
The live leaderboard embedded inside a club's own web page, with no Swilkin navigation around it
And the same board embeds into a page you already have: your site, your header, live results inside it.

Your club's own home page

Every club and tournament on Swilkin gets its own site, not a profile inside the app, a real multi-page site at its own short address (app.swilkin.com/yourclub). Your colors, your photos, six designed looks, and pages you manage: the live leaderboard, past champions, the winners' circle, even the calcutta payout board publish straight to it. Swilkin stays in the footer. Members bookmark your site, and it's yours in five minutes.

A club's own site on Swilkin: Seaside Dunes Golf Club with the league playing now, the next event open for entries and the results below
A club's home page: what is playing now, what is next, and who won. Yours works the same way, in your colors.
The same site's Champions page: each year's winners by event, with their scores
The Champions page builds itself from the results: every year's winners, attached to the golfer.

📺 The board is the product

A live leaderboard that fills the clubhouse TV: themed to your event (Masters-clean to midnight broadcast), auto-rotating through the field, with a public link members share from the course. It replaces the poster board forever.

🏁 One field, every championship

Score the round once. Name the boards your event needs (flights, a women's championship, even a final-round shootout) and say which ones crown a winner. Every board runs off the same cards, live. One member's card can count in four races at once. The same tools run the men's and women's club championships, a couples better-ball, or the member-guest: every golfer, every kind of event.

🗓️ Leagues that score themselves

Run the Wednesday night league as one season: every week has its winner, and the season standings roll up on their own. Points your way (by finish, a points table, or best 10 of 12 weeks) and team leagues too, with head-to-head matches every week feeding one season table. One tap builds the whole round-robin schedule; every week stays editable until its matches are decided.

🧥 Traditions that outlive the spreadsheet

Awards attach to the player, not a cell in a workbook: the green jacket sits on the golfer's own profile, and a past champion's badge rides every later board of your event. Your winners' circle builds itself from awards actually given, with your own award names and images, whatever your tournament hands out. Type in your past champions (no old scorecards required) and forty years of history is on your site from day one.

📋 The committee's Saturday, handled

Registration (every player signs in, so every player is reachable), tee sheets and pairings published by email, printable scorecards with per-group scoring codes, score locking with an official's role, a Calcutta lot board and its payouts.

🤝 Members keep their golf

Every member who claims their scores gets them in their own profile: records, stats, history across years. Your tournament becomes something they carry, which is exactly why they come back.

💰 What it costs

Free for golfers, and running an event is free too. No card, no per-event fee, no trial that ends. See pricing. Running a member-guest? It has its own page.

Bring your championship over

Set up the event, type in your past champions, put the board on the TV.

Set up your event for free

Want a human? Email me and I'll set it up with you, free, and honestly it's the fun part. Or see the step-by-step walkthroughs.

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