The CzarRun your group's golf day.
Every group has one: the guy who keeps the card, collects the money and does the math at the 19th hole. This is his app. One phone sets up the round, everyone else joins with a five-character code, and every score lands on one live leaderboard.
Every group plays its own game
Up to forty-eight players, split across as many as twelve tee groups of four. Each group picks what it's playing — they don't all have to play the same thing. How each game scores →
- Match Play 1v1, 1v2 or 2v2. Best ball per side, a closeout rule you choose, and Caveats — the side game for streaks, sweeps and both-under holes.
- Carts, Drivers, Others 6-6-6 for a foursome. Three six-hole matches with a different partner each time, so everyone plays with and against everyone. Points are per person.
- 9-Point Three players, nine points a hole, house rules for the margin sweep.
- Medal Everyone plays their own ball. Lowest gross takes the group.
And the whole field plays together
Skins
One skin a hole, lowest gross across the entire field. A tie cuts it: nobody wins that hole, and it doesn't carry. A hole only settles once every group has played it, so you find out your birdie got cut on the next tee, not at the 19th hole.
The Big Game
Play well. Draw better.
Set a cut. Everyone at or under it goes into a blind draw that pairs them at random, and those pairs settle on best ball — front nine and back nine over eighteen, a single card over nine. An odd field pairs the leftover player alongside a duplicate of a drawn card.
Made for the day itself
- Settled before the 19th hole Skins, matches and the Big Game add themselves up as the cards come in. Nobody makes the lap with a scorecard asking "any birdies on 7?"
- The real card, checked Pars and yardages come from the course's published card, and a card that doesn't add up to its own par is thrown out rather than trusted. Review it, correct a hole, or type the whole thing if the course isn't listed.
- Works with no signal The card is saved into the round when it's created. Holes you type are kept on the phone until you're back in range, and the app tells you when it's not updating rather than pretending it is.
- Every number is recomputed Anyone in a group can enter scores for it — no passing the phone around — and every total on every screen is worked out from the strokes, so fixing a hole after the fact fixes the day.
- Share the result as a picture A group's match, the Big Game or the skins tally, as a card you can send to the group chat or save to your photos.
Hosting is a subscription. Playing is free.
The person who sets up the round pays. Everyone they invite joins with the code and plays for free — scores, skins, the Big Game, all of it. One host covers a whole group.
| Plan | Price | Trial |
|---|---|---|
| Host, monthly | $0.99 / month | 7 days free |
| Host, yearly | $4.99 / year | 7 days free |
| Joining a round | Free | — |
A look at it
