What a golf society app should actually do
Most amateur golf societies are held together by a volunteer, a spreadsheet and an envelope of cash. A good golf society app should take that load off — not add admin. Caddro Society gives your club a proper clubhouse online:
- Society days: set up each event in stages — course and tees, players, entry fee, prizes, pairing draw — and edit anything right up to the first tee.
- Every format: Stableford, stroke play, team golf, match play and knockouts, scored off the correct tees and handicap allowance.
- Live scoring: score hole by hole with a live leaderboard for the whole field, offline-safe if signal drops.
- Order of Merit: every result feeds a season-long ranking, so there's always a clear club championship race.
- Side games & settle-up: skins, twos, nearest-the-pin and longest drive — then who owes who, netted down for you.
- Members & comms: members RSVP themselves, and you can email the whole society from a template in a couple of taps.
- Open accounts: a transparent ledger of the prize fund and charity pot the whole club can see.
The clever bits, built in
AI match reportsA headline and write-up of the day, ready to post to the society forum.
Player statsScoring averages, wins, form and season-long head-to-head records.
Fixtures calendarA private iCal feed members subscribe to, with reminders, field caps and waitlists.
Handicap WatchA quiet, committee-only prompt to keep competition fair.
Built for organisers, loved by members
Organisers get the full toolkit on the web today. Members get a simple self-score view — and companion apps for iPhone and Android are on the way, so everyone can follow the leaderboard and RSVP from their phone.
Less admin, more golf.
Caddro Society replaces the shoebox of receipts and the "who's playing Saturday?" thread with one calm, shared place.