Some scores take years to settle
The permanent record of the people you play golf with.
Not another shot tracker. Rivalry keeps your group’s rounds, standings, records and rivalries — and settles who owes who — season after season, for as long as you play.
In closed beta with a handful of groups.
Coming to the App Store · iPhone
The record
Every round makes the record richer. The record makes every round mean more.
The Ledger
Who owes who, collapsed to the fewest payments that clear it. Marked settled with a name and a time on it.
The Record Book
Biggest day, worst day, longest carry, who owns each course — derived from the rounds, never typed in.
The Rivalry Rating
How good you are when it counts: one number per player, solved from every head-to-head result you've ever had.
The Almanac
Where each of you actually wins, what company costs you, and whether you're hot — every claim traceable to countable rounds.
The Season Cup
The money race with a clock on it — or, if your group votes for teeth, a December bracket that settles it head to head.
The Trophy Wall
Season titles, trip championships, the biggest beatdown — hardware your group actually earned, kept with the record.
The games
Twenty-five games, settled to the dollar.
Nassau with presses. Skins that carry. Wolf, Vegas, Stableford, 9-Point, the hammer nobody should have thrown. Every game states its rules on the first tee, says what a bad day costs, and settles to zero — what one side wins, the other side paid.
The tab
Winning today does not necessarily mean being owed.
A round pays out. The tab remembers what came before it. Every result since the last settle-up nets into one balance per player, then collapses to the fewest payments that square the whole group — so a win on Saturday can still leave you ten dollars down, and the app says so.
Before
−$20
This round
+$10
After
−$10
Illustrative. Rivalry records what your group agreed and never moves the money.
Trips
Bandon settles at Bandon.
The buddies trip is the best golf of the year and the worst spreadsheet. A trip is a chapter: its own schedule, its own leaderboard, its own tab — the house and the golf netted into one payment, and the whole thing kept, photos and all, for as long as the group exists.
How trips work →
The pledge
We keep the record. We never touch the money.
No wallet
No payments, no card on file, no cut of anything. The tab records what your group agreed; you settle how you already settle.
No ads, ever
The record is the product. Nobody rents space on your group's history.
Yours, always
Every page your group has ever written stays readable, whatever happens. History is never hostage.
Closed beta
The record starts with your next round.
In closed beta with a handful of groups. Leave an email and you'll hear when the doors open — and nothing else.