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For golf societies

Your society, one link away.

Name your society, drop one link in the group chat, and a live handicap leaderboard settles who's actually playing well. Free for everyone in it.

Free · no card needed · works on any phone

Sunday Stableford SocietyExample
12 members
Estimated handicap rankings
1Sam14.223 rds
2Dave16.817 rds
3Priya18.112 rds
4You (you)21.49 rds
logmygolf.com/?join=SWJEK3Share invite link

How it works

Set up before the first tee time.

  1. Name your society

    It takes ten seconds. Your society gets a short code and an invite link of its own.

  2. Share one link

    Paste it into WhatsApp or the group chat. Anyone who opens it signs up and joins straight away, with no codes to type.

  3. Play, log, compare

    Everyone logs rounds as normal. After three eligible rounds a golfer joins the table, and it updates after every round.

What your group gets

Everything the group chat argues about, settled.

A live handicap table

Every member ranked by handicap estimate, updated after each eligible round. No spreadsheet, no treasurer doing sums.

One-link invites

A share button on your society page sends the link anywhere. New golfers land in the society the moment they sign up.

Fourball scoring

Keep up to three partners' cards in one place. Partners with accounts get the round queued to accept, so nobody types a card twice.

Match play & scrambles

Head-to-head match play, 2v2 and pairs scrambles. Results land in history without skewing anyone's averages.

900+ course guides

Par, course rating, slope and scorecards across the UK, plus bucket-list courses for the society trip abroad.

Works on any phone

Nothing to download. It runs in the browser, keeps working when the back nine has no signal, and sits on the home screen like an app.

Fair and private

Everyone on the table. Nobody's card on show.

What fellow members see

  • Each member's name
  • Their handicap estimate
  • How many rounds it's based on

What stays private

  • A private golfer's actual rounds, scores and stats: the estimate is worked out on our side and only the number is shared.
  • Anything about the society from people outside it: the link shows only its name and size.

The handicap is a recreational estimate that follows the same idea as the World Handicap System. It's made for society bragging rights, not for entering official competitions. How the estimate works →

Price

Free for the whole society.

£0for every member

Creating a society, invites, the society leaderboard, live scoring and the course guides are all on the free plan. Premium (£2.99/month or £24.99/year) adds deeper stats, head-to-head records and share cards. It's entirely optional, and each golfer decides for themselves.

Questions

Before you send the link

Is it really free?

Yes. Creating a society, inviting members, the society leaderboard, live scoring and the course guides are all on the free plan. Premium is optional, per golfer.

Does everyone need an account?

Yes, a free one, so each golfer keeps their own card and their rounds count on the table. It takes under a minute with Google or an email address.

Do members have to download an app?

No. Log My Golf runs in the browser on any phone, keeps working offline on the course, and can be added to the home screen like an app.

How many golfers can join?

As many as you like. There's no member limit.

Is the handicap official?

No. It's a recreational estimate that follows the same idea as the World Handicap System: ideal for society bragging rights, but not an official WHS Handicap Index, and it can't be used to enter official competitions. How it's worked out →

Can we run a society medal or stableford competition?

Not as a society competition yet. Today the society table ranks handicap estimates, and members can log match play and scrambles against each other. If there's a format your society would use, email support@logmygolf.com: it shapes what gets built next.

Can someone leave a society?

Any time, from the society page. Their own rounds and handicap stay with them.

Get the group on the same table.

Name your society, share the link, and the table fills itself in as the rounds come in.