You run the golf.
Live Links Golf keeps the score and the money straight.
Nine holes tonight, a four-day trip, a Wednesday league, a tournament with a cut — one place to run all of it. Live board on every phone, every game settled to the cent, one money list that balances.
Free through the 2026 season. Players never pay — only the person running it does.
One round tonight,
or twenty-two Wednesdays.
Nine after work.
Four guys, a skins pot, a closest-to-the-pin on the short 7th. Set up on the first tee, settled in the parking lot.
Four days, twelve men.
The same roster every morning. Standings run Thursday to Sunday, and skins money carries to the next tee time.
Every Wednesday, April to September.
Weekly standings and season money, two-man partnerships, flights off the combined index, and a kitty that keeps what nobody won.
Flights, a cut, a purse.
Entry fees in, the field cut after two rounds, survivors paired in standings order, and the purse paid out by place.
Set it up on the first tee.
Pick the course, tick who's here, choose your games, and the scoring link is on your clipboard before the first group hits. Nobody has to download anything or make an account.
A trip, a season, or just tonight — you don't have to decide up front.
Settle the money without arguing.
About thirty games, each with its own pot. About a dozen are scored straight off the card — skins, teams, the two-on-two match, low net, closest to the pin, longest drive, Stableford, Quota — splitting ties the way golf splits them, paying to the exact cent, and carrying what nobody won into next week instead of losing it.
For the rest — Wolf, Nassau, Vegas, Bingo Bango Bongo, Snake — you say who won and Live Links Golf does the money from there. Either way, every dollar in shows up as a dollar out on one list.
The season's work happens at a keyboard.
Lay out twenty-two Wednesdays, set the games once and let every week inherit them, band players into flights, pair up partnerships. Then close the laptop — the rest happens on phones.
Handicaps that hold up.
Real World Handicap System calculation — scoring differentials, the caps, course and playing handicaps off each player's own tee. A guy on the whites still gets the right strokes against a guy on the blues.
Nobody has to trust a number somebody typed in. A one-off round uses the index you enter; keeping an index that follows a player from round to round is what an Event Pass or Clubhouse buys.
Score from the cart.
Hole by hole, one tap per score, saved as you go. The scorer gets a link by text — no app, no login, no password to reset on the third tee.
Everyone else's phone updates while they're still walking to the next tee.
One link. Everybody watching the same numbers.
The board gets its own web address anyone can open — no account, no install, nothing to sign into. Live positions, skins as they're won, the money list, and a written round recap when the day is over.
Send the link once. The wives, the guy who bailed, the four still on 14 — same page, same numbers.
Free is tonight. Event Pass is a trip. Clubhouse is a season or a tournament.
Every price is per event and paid once. Nothing renews.
- As many one-off events as you want — one round each
- Any course, any games, any number of players
- Scoring links by text — nobody downloads anything or makes an account
- A live board anyone can open, on its own web address
- Every game settled to the cent when the last card is in
Nothing is kept between rounds — no saved roster, no standings, no carrying money. Nothing to sign up for, and not a trial period.
Start a round- The same roster, round after round — up to eight rounds
- Running standings and one money list across the whole trip
- Skins and pot money carrying from one round to the next
- Every round counting toward each player's handicap index
One event, up to eight rounds, no deadline to use them. A buddies trip, a two-day outing, or a group that plays twice a month and wants the totals to add up. Buy it once; nothing renews.
Start a round- As many rounds as it runs — no cap
- A cut, flights and an entry-fee purse
- A schedule with week-by-week standings and season money
- Two-man partnerships, with their own board
One event, however long it runs — a twenty-week league or a club tournament. Buy it once; nothing renews. Next season is a new event, and your players' handicaps carry over.
Start a roundFree through the 2026 season for anyone who signs up now.