02 / KEEP THE ROUND
One hole at a time. A round you can revisit.
The best time to remember a hole is just after you play it. Record the score while it is fresh, keep your playing partners together and review the card before finishing. Your round becomes a record with context, not just a final total.
- Hole-by-hole entry
- Playing partners
- Resume a saved draft
Round scorecard
| Hole | Par | Strokes | Putts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | 5 | 2 |
| 2 | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| 3 | 5 | 6 | 2 |
Saved
Digital scorecard
What you can do
Remember how the score happened
Enter total strokes for each hole and add putts, penalties and fairway information as needed. The total already includes putts and penalties: recording those details gives the score context, without adding them a second time.
Follow the round you are actually playing
Set up 9, 18 or 27 holes and choose the starting hole. Starting on the back nine does not have to mean entering the front nine first. Review the selected course and hole order before the first entry.
See what still needs attention
The round scorecard distinguishes saved holes from missing entries and entries that need review. Tap a hole to return to it. When recording partners, complete their scores too before moving on, so the final card represents the whole group.
Digital scorecard
How it works
Keep strokes, putts and penalties together, then review the round before finishing.
Get the app- 01
Choose the round setup
Select the course, number of holes, starting hole, tee and players. Check each hole's par against the course information.
- 02
Enter the hole result
Record total strokes, then add the detail you want to keep. Check that putts and penalties make sense within the stroke total.
- 03
Save and move on
Use the hole save/next action to confirm the entry. If you need to leave, use save and leave so the draft can be resumed later.
- 04
Review before finishing
Open the scorecard, revisit anything missing or flagged for review, then confirm the round finish. Completed and incomplete entries are handled separately.
Digital scorecard
Make it part of your round
Keeping the foursome together
If one person records the group, enter the partners' results at the end of each hole. Reviewing the group card makes it easier to catch an omitted score before everyone leaves the course.
A round interrupted
When a break or interruption stops play, save and leave. Resume the stored draft when ready, check the current hole and continue. At the end, review the entries instead of assuming every hole was completed.
Can I start from the tenth hole?
Yes. Choose the starting hole when setting up the round. For an 18-hole round starting on hole 10, the sequence continues through 18 and then 1 through 9. Check the displayed hole before saving.
Can I correct an earlier hole?
Yes. Open the round scorecard and select the hole to review its entry. After editing, save the change and check the card again, including any playing partners recorded on that hole.
Does saving a draft finish the round?
No. Saving and leaving preserves progress so you can return. Finishing is a separate review and confirmation step; missing holes or player entries may need attention before you confirm.
TOKTI GOLF
Keep the details that the total cannot tell.
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