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A quick score becomes a round. A detailed round becomes insight. A match becomes a rivalry. ScoreBird connects them — so the fun never costs you your own game.
From the ScoreBird Booth
Your scorecard has a story. Give it a voice.
The comeback. The last-hole heartbreak. The friend who suddenly thinks they're on Tour. AI turns your scores and standings into a personal take worth reading — and sharing.
A shared take for the event. Your own take for your round. Rival storylines for the chase. Share a branded card on its own, or add your own photo.
Warm rivalry for friends. A gentler voice for juniors.
From the ScoreBird Booth
Double points. Double drama. One champion.
Alma arrived at the finale two points behind Vera. She left six ahead. A win when the points counted double turned a good weekend into a title — and gave everyone else a very good reason to book the rematch.
Alma 44 · Oskar 38 · Vera 38 · Leo 25
Illustrative story · fictional players
Tours with friends
One weekend. Or a whole season. Your own Tour.
Four friends in Spain. A summer-long club rivalry. Link your tournaments into a Tour and give every event something bigger to play for.
Handicap-adjusted Stableford. Everyone keeps their own scorecard.
Points for each finishing position. Every event counts.
A grand finale with double points. A title still worth chasing.
Play together or at different times; your organiser closes each event.
The standings tell you who's ahead. The Booth tells you the story.
Costa Weekend Tour
Order of Merit
Pos
Player
E1
E2
E3
Final ×2
Total
1
Alma Lind
10
8
6
20
44
T2
Oskar Berg
8
10
8
12
38
T2
Vera Nilsson
6
6
10
16
38
4
Leo Andersson
5
5
5
10
25
Your rivalry, from the Booth
Vera led the chase. Alma owned the finale.
Two points behind before the finale. Six ahead after it. Double points gave Alma the opening — and she took it.
Fictional example · Finished events earn points · Ties share position points
How a round gets logged
Your round. Your level of detail.
01
Just your score
Keep it simple with one score per hole. Stableford, tournament standings and the Booth still have a story to tell.
02
Or every shot
Club, result, putts and penalties in a few taps. Give your stats and coach the detail behind the number.
03
Go deeper when you want
Start with scores and switch to shot tracking from your current hole. Earlier holes stay as scores; the detail grows from there.
What the round becomes
One round, made useful
Golf apps already show scores and familiar statistics. ScoreBird goes further where the detail matters: your handicap, the true cost of trouble, and the holes you play again.
ScoreBird stats
Last round
18 holes
Bokskogen · Old Course
88
Net 72 · 34 points
Handicap played
15.4
GIR · your hcp
61%11 / 18
GIR · course par
39%7 / 18
Fairways
83%10 / 12
Putts
311.72 / hole
Trouble cost
+4 strokes
1 OB · 1 water · both counted where they happened
Score distributionGross
6% Birdie39% Par39% Bogey16% Double+
Handicap-relative and scratch GIR sit together, so progress is visible without lowering the standard.
ScoreBird stats
Hole trends
This season
Hole
Par
Net vs par
GIR
Pattern
4
Par 4
+0.2
67%
Improving
7
Par 5
−0.4
50%
Strong
12
Par 3
+0.7
25%
Approach
14
Par 4
+1.2
33%
Tee trouble
Net scoring and GIR by hole show which parts of a familiar course keep costing you.
ScoreBird stats
Biggest gain for you
Last round
1
Keep the accuracy. Cut the penalties.
You hit 83% of fairways — excellent for this handicap. Off the tee still cost shots because one OB added two strokes. The target is not more fairways; it is fewer expensive misses.
Miss patterns
Where the misses go
Tee shots
Left 8%Fairway 83%Right 9%
Approaches
Short 42%Green 39%Long 19%
Pattern: approach misses finish short most often.
Scoring by par
Where the score is made
Par 343.75+0.75
Par 4104.70+0.70
Par 545.25+0.25
Par 5s are the clearest scoring opportunity in this round.
Best hole
7
−0.4 net vs par
Toughest hole
14
+1.2 net vs par
The holes to remember
Hole 7 rewards your approach play. Hole 14 keeps taking strokes after tee trouble.
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Round after round
The courses remember. Now you do too.
Every round you play at a course builds a memory of it: how you score each hole, net of your handicap, over the last month, since the season started, or the whole season. Play the same nine twice and you'll see exactly where the strokes come back.
✓Net (Stableford) trends per hole — not just gross averages
✓GIR and fairways per hole, so you know which club is the problem
✓Handicap history in your profile, from the rounds themselves
Hole 14 · Avg net vs par
+1.2
Season startNow
This hole has cost you 1.2 strokes all season — mostly off the tee. Warm up the driver.
Round review · desktop
Hole 7 · DriverFairwayShot 1
Hole 7 · 9iGreenShot 2
Hole 7 · PuttGreenShot 3
Hole 7 · PuttHoledShot 4
After the round
The review happens at your desk, not your pocket
On the desktop, every shot becomes a table: club, result and score, hole by hole. Review the full round and spot the decisions or penalties that changed it.
And by design, there are no maps on the phone during play. Your laser and trolley cover distances; ScoreBird covers what they can't — your game.
Ask your game
Less staring at stats. More understanding them.
Ask the AI Coach a question about your recorded game. Then ask a follow-up. Turn the numbers into a conversation about what costs shots and what to work on next.
Take a closer look at your rounds on a computer. Bring the questions to your Pro — AI adds perspective, not a replacement for your coach.
In this example round, two penalties account for four added strokes. Your fairway accuracy is strong; the expensive misses matter more than hitting another fairway. Start with safer targets when trouble is in play.
Illustrative answer · Actual insights depend on what you record
PGA professional suite
Turn practice into a team habit
Create private groups, post a drill with an end date, and let every player record the session themselves. Then follow the rounds they actually play — course management, misses and accuracy — the view you normally only get by walking the course beside them.
✓One six-character code for each practice group
✓Clock, Star, long-putt, chip, pitch and bunker drills
✓Review each student's rounds — misses, accuracy and penalties
✓Best verified session in the challenge window sets the rank
Coaches and juniors play free — the coach's tools included.
Practice group
Sunday Elite Juniors
Code · BIRD24
Latest practice session
Chip · Rough
24 pts
10 balls · 15 metres · today
3231232323
Best 27 ptsAverage 21 ptsSessions 6
Active challenge
6 days left
Chip from rough
Best 10-ball session wins
1Alma27 pts
2Oskar25 pts
3Vera24 pts
Round review · Alma's round
Kristianstad GK · Södra, Saturday
Shared with coach
Fairways
9 / 13
GIR
7 / 18
Putts
31
Penalties
2
Coach's Take: Alma, I can see real progress since we adjusted your swing — 9 of 13 fairways shows that you are trusting it more, and 31 putts helped you keep the round together. Your next step is turning those good tee shots into more greens: you hit 7 of 18, and the repeated short misses suggest you can be more confident with your approach-club selection. The two penalties were costly, so this week we will work on committing to a safer target when trouble is in play. Keep going — your game is coming together, and the scores will follow.
Built from the round she actually played — the context a coach rarely gets without walking beside her.
Match play & tournaments
A match to win. A story to tell.
Singles or fourball with friends. A live Stableford tournament with the whole group. Your own scorecard stays yours, while the shared standings bring the tension — and AI Booth takes give both the event and each player a voice.
Team Blue
Team Red
Anna
Hcp 15.4
Thru 14
2 UP
Martin
Hcp 12.1
7
B
8
AS
9
R
10
B
11
B
12
AS
13
B
14
AS
15
·
Your round
67 shots · 31 pts
Match status
Four holes to play
From the ScoreBird Booth
Anna is 2 UP through 14. Martin has four holes to find an answer — and one very confident opponent to quieten. No pressure, then.
Live Stableford
ScoreBird Autumn Open
Live
PosPlayerThruPacePts
1Alma Lind15+535
2You(you)14+129
3Oskar Berg16−228
4Vera NilssonF−432
Full handicap · Pace compares points with two per hole · Updates live
From the ScoreBird Booth
Alma has 35 points with three holes to play. Vera is safely in on 32. The clubhouse leader can relax — just not quite yet.
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1Open ScoreBird in Safari.
2Tap Share at the bottom of the screen.
3Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
4Tap Add. The ScoreBird icon now opens full screen, like any app.
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