Fairway Peer

About

Fairway Peer

Golf scoring for your group, built for one hand on the course and a bad signal.

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What it does

  • Ten formats and side games

    Stroke Play, Best Ball, Scramble, Match Play, Skins, Nassau, Stableford, Wolf, Vegas and Sixes, with Bingo Bango Bongo and Snake on the side.

  • Handicaps and net scoring

    Give each player a handicap and the app works out the strokes on each hole, with gross and net leaderboards.

  • Join with a room code

    Start a round and share its room code or QR code. Friends join from a waiting room, and guests can claim their scorecard later.

  • Group or self scoring

    One person can score for everyone, or each player can enter their own. Anything can be fixed later in the scorecard.

  • A live scoreboard to share

    Send a view-only link that anyone can open without an account, with a TV mode for a big screen.

  • Golf trips

    Group several rounds into a trip with standings, ranking methods and CSV export.

  • Never lose a score

    With no signal, scores are saved on your device and sent in order when the connection comes back.

  • Hole map and GPS distances

    See each hole from above with the distance to the green from where you stand.

  • Optional plays-like distances

    Switch it on to adjust distances for the wind and the change in elevation. It is off by default.

On every screen

The same rounds on the web today, with native iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch apps coming soon.

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Web

Runs in any browser, on a phone or a laptop, and can be added to your home screen. Nothing to install.

The round screen in a desktop browser: the current hole, score keypad and leaderboard.
The public live scoreboard in a desktop browser.
The home screen in a desktop browser, with rounds, trips and leagues.
A finished round’s summary in a desktop browser, with standings and the scorecard.
The round screen in a phone browser, with the score keypad.
The public live scoreboard in a phone browser.

iPhone

A native iPhone app is in development, with the same rounds, scores and hole map. Coming soon.

The iPhone app’s round screen, with the score keypad.
The iPhone app’s home screen.
The iPhone app’s hole map, with distances to the green.

iPad

The iPad app uses the wider screen to show the hole and the scorecard side by side. Coming soon.

The iPad app’s round screen in landscape, with the hole beside the scorecard.
The iPad app’s home screen in landscape.

Apple Watch

Enter scores from your wrist with the Apple Watch app. Coming soon.

The Apple Watch app during a round, showing the current hole and score.
The Apple Watch app waiting for a round to start.

About the project

Fairway Peer is built by a golfer for small groups of friends. It is made to be used with one hand on the course, and to keep working when the signal does not.

The web app is live. The native iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch apps are in development and are not on the App Store yet. They are coming soon.

The course catalog covers Michigan today. Other states can be loaded, and you can always enter a course by hand.

There are no ads, and no tracking beyond basic page analytics (Vercel Analytics). Live scoreboard links are unguessable.

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