What changed, release by release.

Paper cards checked by photo on the Digital Scorecard: every printed card carries a unique QR that identifies the player and the round — the photo lands in the right place on its own.

Season ranking with the worst results dropped, an optional Scratch ranking with a handicap cap, and Match Play adding points — all configurable per season, with a PDF ready for the notice board.

Year-long stats in the app: differential per round with a trend, a hole-by-hole breakdown against your personal par, and where the strokes are being lost.

The big screen alternates Net and Gross results for the chosen categories and always says which one is showing.

When posting a result in the Handicap System, the committee is warned if the player already has a card posted that day.

A card that had already been submitted could still be changed from the app or the public scoring link.

Match Play brackets in Tournament Pro built by dragging players into place — and when the competition closes, its points go straight into the season ranking.

Sponsors on the big screen with a QR code: every scan is counted and ads rotate by priority — the club can show the sponsor what the placement delivered.

Maintenance service orders: the course team logs, tracks and closes each job without a side spreadsheet.

Blocking single slots on the tee sheet with a reason — whoever tries to book sees why the time isn't available.

The handicap committee can reject a card, see the photo of the physical card and undo a posting, all in the same tab.

A Match Play winner couldn't be saved without a score.

Course map: every hole on the map with distances to the green and tees by colour — the same map powers the app's GPS during the round.

Card signing on the Digital Scorecard: each player in the group confirms their own card before it's submitted, and the card goes straight to the committee queue in the Handicap System.

Per-club access profiles: the administrator decides which areas each staff profile can see and use.

Season ranking calculated from each tournament's official standings, with a configurable tie-break and each player's points broken down.

A closed tournament still accepted changes — the lock now follows the club's clock.

The public Tournament Pro leaderboard in the style of the major tours: score to par, ties (T), position movement, current round and withdrawals (WD) — on the web and on the big screen.

Scorecard by link, no login: the group opens the page on a phone, marks hole by hole and submits — nothing to install.

9-hole courses played as a double loop and shotgun starts are now supported in tournament scheduling.

Entrants' handicaps sync straight from the entries screen, with the tournament handicap already calculated.

The scorecard on the results screen showed the net score instead of gross.

The Digital Scorecard works offline: strokes are stored on the device and sync themselves when signal returns — no marking is lost out on the course.

A card awaiting attestation now warns the group before they leave the course — fewer indexes stuck because someone forgot.

A booking made close to midnight showed the wrong start date under “My bookings”.

A no-show report by period and by player, straight from the tee sheet — the conversation about absences now has data behind it, not memory.

Cancelling a booking shows the club's deadline before you confirm — the player decides knowing the rule.

A maintenance window that had already ended kept blocking slots on the tee sheet.

Filters by period, tee and confirmation status on the tee sheet — the pro shop finds an open slot in seconds, even on a full day.

Player search accepts a partial name and a membership number — the way the counter actually asks.

The occupancy report export was cutting off the last week of the selected period.

Two-marker attestation on the Digital Scorecard: both markers check the result inside the app before it closes — the cross-signature of paper, without the paper.

Discrepancies between cards now show hole by hole during the check, instead of one generic warning at the end.

A card attested twice in a row created a duplicate entry in the player's history.

Leaderboard performance: the live board in Tournament Pro loads in a fraction of the time, even with many groups out at once.

The entry list shows the organiser each player's confirmation status — who still has to confirm is visible at a glance.

A tie on the leaderboard was showing the tie-break criteria out of the order set in the competition's rules.