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BigLeagueX for golf

Roster and tournament management for golf

Handicap index, tee sheets and flights — tracked centrally, so a club or association can run events and league play without spreadsheets.

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clubs · 21
  • 1

    Birch Hollow GC

    15–1 · Traverse City

    118Members
  • 2

    Antler Ridge Golf Club

    13–3 · Bozeman

    104Members
  • 3

    Tidewater GC

    10–6 · Wilmington

    127Members
  • 4

    Foxglove Golf Club

    8–8 · Lexington

    96Members
  • 5

    Stone Prairie GC

    5–11 · Topeka

    88Members
  • 6

    Dunes Edge Golf Club

    3–13 · Pensacola

    81Members

Who it's for

From a single club to a statewide association.

One system

Built for how golf actually runs

Handicap index, scoring records and tee sheets share one set of records, so a player's index is derived from posted scores rather than maintained by hand.

  • Members and handicap index
  • Posted scores and scoring record
  • Flights and divisions
  • Tee sheets and starting times

Associations

  • One member record across every club
  • Handicap index maintained from posted scores
  • Qualifying and championship events

Clubs

  • Member records and dues status
  • Score posting and peer attestation
  • Registration for club events

Tournament directors

  • Entries by flight, gross and net
  • Tee sheets and starting holes
  • Live leaderboards and results

What a golf association tracks

Index, scoring record and tee sheets, in one system.

Members and index

Every member and their current handicap index, searchable by club, flight or division.

Posted scores

Every posted score on the player's record, with the course and tees it was played from, so the index is derived rather than asserted.

Peer attestation

Scores attested by a playing partner before they count, with the full history behind every posted round.

Flights and divisions

Flights by index and divisions by age or gender as first-class structure, so a player moving between them carries their record with them.

Tee sheets

Starting times, starting holes and pairings built once and published to every entrant.

Formats and scoring

Stroke play, match play, Stableford and team formats scored the same way, gross and net side by side.

Leaderboards

Live leaderboards as cards are returned, published to players and spectators.

Membership and dues

Membership status and dues tracked per member, current rather than remembered.

Roles and access

Access scoped to association, club or tournament director.

What running a golf season looks like

Three screens a club or league actually lives in.

Flights, tee sheets and more than one course

Flight from handicap index rather than by hand, then build the tee sheet against it. A league playing two courses on the same Saturday keeps one schedule.

Gross and net sit side by side in the same result, so nobody recomputes a net score after the fact to settle an argument.

Birch Hollow Invitational

  • Birch Hollow GC v Antler Ridge Golf Club

    Course 1

    3.5–1.5

  • Tidewater GC v Foxglove Golf Club

    Course 2

    3–2

  • Stone Prairie GC v Dunes Edge Golf Club

    Course 3

    4–1

  • Birch Hollow GC v Tidewater GC

    Course 1

    11:30

  • Antler Ridge Golf Club v Stone Prairie GC

    Course 2

    11:30

  • Foxglove Golf Club v Dunes Edge Golf Club

    Course 3

    12:15

A public page for every club, member and event

Every club gets a page worth linking to — membership, event results and standings — and so does every member and every event you run.

Index and posted scores are the same record the club administers, published, so what a visiting player sees is what the club actually holds.

public page

Birch Hollow GC

Traverse City · Flight A

Public
Team handicap
6.4
Season record
15–1
Registered members
118
Home
Traverse City

Records, clearances and the report that proves it

One record per member, carrying membership and waiver alongside every posted score and the peer attestations behind them.

An index that has stopped being maintained is visible before a flight is drawn, and the club-wide view shows exactly whose is stale.

participants · 1,284

  • A. Rivera

    BLX 0148-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK

  • J. Okafor

    BLX 0147-09 · Harbor City

    OKOKOK

  • M. Chen

    BLX 0146-09 · Valley United

    OKOKDUE

  • T. Boateng

    BLX 0145-09 · Northside AC

    OKOKOK

  • S. Delgado

    BLX 0144-09 · Cedar Park

    OKOKOK

  • R. Nakamura

    BLX 0143-09 · Lakeside

    OKOKLAPSED

Frequently asked questions

Does it maintain a handicap index from posted scores?

Yes. Each score is posted against the course and tees it was played from, and the index is derived from the scoring record rather than kept by hand in a separate sheet.

Are scores attested before they count?

Yes. A round can require attestation by a playing partner before it enters the scoring record, and every posted score keeps a full history of who entered and confirmed it.

Can we run gross and net in the same event?

Yes. Gross and net are scored side by side on one entry, so a single event can award both without running two competitions.

Does it handle formats other than stroke play?

Yes. Match play, Stableford and team formats such as best ball are scored the same way as stroke play, so an event does not need its own spreadsheet.

Can we build tee sheets and pairings in the system?

Yes. Starting times, starting holes and pairings are built alongside the entry list and published to every entrant.

Can our club keep its own members inside a shared platform?

Yes. Your club is its own organization inside the golf platform — your members, your access, your data — while still sharing verified records with the association and sanctioned events.

Run your golf association with pro-level precision

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  • Data security
  • Records that travel with the player
  • Live in weeks, not months
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