SCOREKEEPER: the finest PC software for golfers, leagues, tournaments & clubs!

- Use your Website for Score Posting by Golfers! -

If your club, league or association has a website, with ScoreKeeper Clubhouse Software your golfers can post scores there ("Total Score",  "Hole-by-Hole", or both)!  Here's how it works: You add a page like this one to your website.  It  saves the scores which your golfers post in a special file.  Your ScoreKeeper software can then connect to your website and retrieve those scores.   Try it ...  just fill in the form below to see how easy it is for golfers to post scores!

To equip your own Website to support score posting click here.  You can set up and  run score posting on your website even if you currently have only the free evaluation version of ScoreKeeper.


Select a score-entry demo:   ●Total Scores    Hole-by-Hole (18 Holes)   Hole-by-Hole (9 Holes)

Your Club's Name Here

--  Post Your Score  --
Your ID code:   Date of play
(mm/dd/yy):
Your name, last:
first:
  Number of holes played: 18 holes
  9 holes

Check here if you played your
    Home Course
(You do not need to enter Course Rating and Slope for your home course.)

--or --

Check here if you played an
     "Away" course
          and enter the course's ...
Course Rating   and  Slope

In reporting your Posted Score, don't forget to apply 
USGA Equitable Stroke Control ...

Course Handicap (18-hole basis) Max allowed strokes per hole
less than 10 double bogey
10 to 19 7
20 to 29 8
30 to 39 9
40 and above 10

Your Posted (adjusted for ESC) Score:        Enter "T" if this is a tournament score: 

Please double-check your entries
before posting your score !

 

To equip your own website to support score posting ... click here.
If you prefer to build your own web pages ... click here.
 

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