Make every event feel exceptional.
Tournament OS is being built for organizers who want fewer spreadsheets and a clearer experience from registration to the final score. It combines event setup, team rosters, leaderboard views and TV-ready displays in an organizer workspace. Public previews show sample data while the staged rollout continues.
Golf tournament software for registration and live scoring
Tournament OS is being built for organizers who want fewer spreadsheets and a clearer experience from registration to the final score. It combines event setup, team rosters, leaderboard views and TV-ready displays in an organizer workspace. Public previews show sample data while the staged rollout continues.
From first registration to the tee
Start with a clear roster and a repeatable check-in process. Tournament OS is designed around event registration, group entries, foursomes and organizer-controlled edits. QR-style check-in workflows can help staff confirm attendance without manually checking multiple documents. An event should still have a fallback process for connectivity problems or participants who are not using a smartphone.
Live golf scoring without scoreboard confusion
When scores are entered during play, the leaderboard should make the field easier to follow. Tournament OS organizes gross and net results, holes played, ties and to-par progress for supported formats. Scores appear as they are submitted and synchronized; they should never be described as real-time when devices are offline or updates are delayed. Organizers remain responsible for final score verification.
TV Cast leaderboards for a better event atmosphere
A rotating leaderboard works for clubhouse televisions, scoring tents and spectator areas. Tournament OS includes a broadcast-style TV Cast concept with live standings, course map views and sponsor placements. A wide-screen presentation can tell the story of an event while staff manage information from an organizer interface. What viewers see depends on the event's publication and privacy settings.
Team-level location, not public personal tracking
Tournament viewers generally need to understand where the groups are, not see every participant's individual GPS coordinates. The event map is designed around team markers and permission-aware location sharing. Any location-derived pace or position depends on actual golfer updates, event consent and appropriate access controls. This is especially important for private events and youth participants.
Organizing a charity outing, corporate event or club competition
A small fundraiser and a multi-group competition have different operating demands, but both benefit from predictable sign-up, roster edits, check-in and shared results. Tournament OS is aimed at organizers who want those workflows in a single system. Pricing and production eligibility will be confirmed as the product moves out of its coming-soon stage.
Frequently asked questions
Can golfers submit scores from the course?
The Tournament OS design supports participant-entered scoring and synchronized leaderboards. The exact supported formats and devices will be documented when the product launches.
Can a tournament show a live leaderboard on a TV?
TV Cast is a planned display workflow for rotating leaderboards, event information and sponsor slides. Displays depend on active event data and their configured sharing settings.
Does the tournament map expose individual golfers?
The spectator-oriented map is designed to display team-level locations, with privacy and event permissions controlling any location-based views.
Is Tournament OS available now?
Tournament OS is marked coming soon. The current public site explains its workflows while the platform completes launch preparation.
Coming soon; event and annual plans will open during the staged rollout.