appAvailable
Golfer app
GPS, scorecards, stats, friends, leagues, watches, and post-round history.
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The golf hub that stays useful before, during, and after the round.
GolfDock connects the everyday golfer experience with course operations, leagues, events, live scoring, reports, communications, and long-term player retention.
Golfer app/Course portal/Live events/Reports/Imports/Admin command center
One shared platform
App + webGolfer identity and historyConnected
Course and league operationsActive beta
Live scoring and resultsConnected
Reports and migration toolsFoundation
One operating model
Every part of the event follows the same lifecycle.
The app and website are designed around the same organization, facility, league, season, event, roster, pairing, scoring, verification, and result objects.
01Organization
02Facility
03Course / layout
04League
05Season
06Event
07Round
08Registration
09Pairings
10Live scoring
11Verification
12Results
Platform surfaces
Each job happens in the interface built for it.
Golfers should not carry a desktop admin system in their pocket, and staff should not run a 256-group event from a phone screen.
sharedActive beta
Course operations
Scoped organization, facility, league, season, and event workflows.
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Live events
Registration, pairings, scoring, leaderboards, results, and event health.
Explore →websiteFoundation ready
Report & Print Center
Reusable scorecards, tee sheets, cart signs, check-in lists, and results.
Explore →websiteFoundation ready
Migration & imports
Source detection, field mapping, duplicate review, and reconciliation.
Explore →websiteActive beta
Platform command center
Partner health, operational queues, recovery, reports, and audit visibility.
1 connected identityGolfer, league member, event participant, and course relationship.
1 event contractThe app and website use the same roster, pairing, scoring, and result states.
1 operational historyEvents, reports, communications, and recovery stay auditable.
0 forced lock-inCourses should be able to import, operate, and export their data clearly.
Why it matters
A course should gain a connected golfer relationship—not another isolated event tool.
Built for adoption
Move from a sample event to repeat operations.
01
Map the workflow
Identify the reports, imports, event formats, and staff roles the course relies on today.
02
Run a realistic rehearsal
Import a sample roster, configure the event, print materials, and test the golfer flow.
03
Launch with visibility
Use event health, recovery tools, and support to make the first live event predictable.
04
Reuse what worked
Copy templates, preserve history, and improve the next event without starting from zero.
Explore the system
Go deeper on the workflows that make switching possible.
Operations
Course command center
Hierarchy, staff scope, leagues, events, event health, and recovery.
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Print
Reports and scorecards
Reusable scorecards, tee sheets, cart signs, check-in lists, and results.
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Switching
Migration and imports
Map existing rosters and event data without rebuilding everything manually.
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Live
Tournament operations
Registration, pairings, scoring, live leaderboards, verification, and results.
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The new golf hub
Give golfers one app and staff one connected operating system.
The goal is not a cheaper copy of existing tournament software. It is a platform that keeps course operations and the golfer relationship connected.