Score every round your way

Eleven game modes

Play the classic stroke round or turn the evening into a team game. Every mode follows a written rule source: PDGA rules for stroke play, doubles and match play, and Scoreper's own published rules for the casual team and skins games.

• Stroke play and ranking rounds for 1–16 players
• Best throw, alternate throw, worst throw and tough throw doubles
• Team best score and team aggregate score for teams of 2–8
• Match play, team match play and skins with carry-over

Quick, standard or detailed

Enter the total for a hole in one tap, or record every throw with penalties, putts and the lie. Doubles are guided throw by throw so the team always knows who throws next.

• Holes can be scored in any order on a shotgun start
• Penalties are recorded with a reason
• Tie playoffs, conceded holes and gimmes in match play

One card for the group

One phone keeps the score for the whole card, or the card is shared so everybody sees the same numbers. Scorekeeping can be handed over to another player in the middle of the round without losing a score.

Team best score

Each team's score on a hole is the best score of its members on that hole. The team total is the sum of those hole scores. Teams of two to eight players; equal team sizes are recommended.

Team aggregate score

Each team's score on a hole is the sum of all its members' scores on that hole. Because every throw counts, teams play with the same number of players.

Team match play

Two teams play hole by hole. A team's hole score is its best member's score, and the team with the lower hole score wins the hole. The match is decided when one team leads by more holes than remain.

Skins

Every hole is worth a skin. The player with the single lowest score wins it. When two or more tie for the lowest score, the skin carries over to the next hole or is split, as chosen before the round. Skins are points only; Scoreper never handles money.