What's New

Your phone will no longer lock itself between shots on the scoring page or the live board. If your phone still goes dark, the scoring page now tells you the one setting to change.

Red Hawk Ridge 9/17

Who gets paid what from Thursday, Aug 13.

Change from Friday. Indian Tree now takes your $79 at the course on the day you play. There is nothing to pay ahead and nothing to tick in the app, and the prepaid box on the Aug 20 card is gone. Ro's email today has the details.

Who gets paid what from Thursday, Aug 6.

After you turn in your card, see who else is still out on the course. Confetti fires the moment the whole field is in, then a door opens to the winners.

Already signed up for a future round? Open View full season and tap +Note to leave the scheduler a note, pairing request, walker, or early tee time.

Rounds where you prepay by calling the course (Indian Tree, Lake Valley) now show the deadline and phone number right in Who's In, not just the Prepay list.

Finished rounds now make a branded results card for Instagram, texts, and Facebook. Open a results page and tap Save story card or Save square card.

Tap See who is in on any upcoming round to see the full field, handicaps and all. Your own spot is highlighted.

Your Thursday round is front and center now: tee time, your foursome, the weather, and the course. Sign up, print your scorecard, or plan the whole season in one place.

See every flight's scores in one table with ties shown fairly, find out which mystery holes counted for Blind 9, and tap any player on the live leaderboard to cheer her on. The schedule and your home page got a fresh look too.

Type @19 (or @nineteen) in your round chat and the 19th Hole jumps in — rulings, scores, standings, whatever you need, right in the thread.

Open your Record Book map and drill out — United States, then World. Every course you've played away from the Front Range is pinned in its real spot, from a Vegas muni to St Andrews. The star is always home.

Open your Record Book to see every round you've posted, tap any round for its full scorecard, and explore the new map of every course you've played — sized by how often you play it. Your golf life, in one place.

Every round you've posted, every course, your milestones and your best-ever scores — your whole TPS golfing history in one place.

If you kept the card for your foursome, you can now turn in everyone's scorecard at once after signing your own — nobody has to pull out their phone. Anyone already turned in is skipped automatically.

The moment the last scorecard is turned in, results and payouts publish on their own — no more waiting on anyone. And checking in is now just tapping your bag tag. Tap it and you're here.

The live board now ranks fairly mid-round — a low score on just a few holes no longer floats above someone deep into her round. The leader crown lands on who is actually playing best.

During a round you'll now see a red badge on the Squawk Box tab and a pop-up when someone posts — so you never miss a cheer from Ro while you're heads-down scoring.

If a player has to leave early, the scorer can now tap the X on her remaining holes right from the live scorecard and it saves on the spot — no waiting until turn-in.

Once a week's pairings are posted, the Schedule page now shows every group and tee time, not just your own — handy for sorting out carpools, even on the weeks you're not playing.

Printed scorecards now render in the actual tee color (Coyote = Red row, not stripes) and show the tee name from GHIN. Look for the new look at the course tomorrow.

Your scheduler now has a full-screen winner reveal — results drop to your dashboard the moment they hit the button.

Schedulers can collect + verify pots and post payouts from one screen — see the Collect Pots tab on the scheduler review page.

After your round, confirm your scorecard and sign it off — no more paper hand-offs.

Members who have passed are now honored with a small flower next to their name in past pairings, historical leaderboards, and the Hall of Fame. Quiet feature; right thing to have.

New /account page lets you change your email, phone, address, timezone, emergency contact, preferred tee time, and birthday yourself — no more bothering Ro for routine updates. Find it via your name in the header.

Behavioral data going back to 2018 has been imported. Your profile, the leaderboards, and the Hall of Fame now show the full TPS arc, not just 2024–2025. Round counts, course history, partner stats — all built on the real corpus.

Tap a stroke on Thursday's round on Tuesday by accident? You'll now see a 'Round isn't until Thursday May 7 — start scoring now?' popup before anything saves. Cancel and the score is gone; confirm and you're scoring as normal.

Server clock glitch was making cards say 'Tomorrow' on rounds that weren't tomorrow — kicked in around 7pm Mountain every night and added a phantom day to every 'in N days' label across the site. Footer ticker, dashboard, schedule, member profiles — all reading right now.

Per-hole mini map on the scorecard now: orients tee-down/green-up so it reads like the hole plays, fits tight to the centerline, plants pin flags at the green, and stops painting practice greens as if they were part of your hole.

My Card no longer implies we auto-post your scores to GHIN. We don't yet — we just read your handicap so it shows on your card. Auto-post is opt-in (off by default) for when it ships.

The Courses page used to list every tee box for every course (sometimes 5+ rows of the same course). Now it shows a single primary tee per course so the gallery reads like a list of where we play, not a database dump.

Every Game of the Day, explained in plain English with the math made obvious. Favorite the ones you love so the scheduler picks them more often.

When the Friday GHIN sync misses a member, their card now shows a red STALE pill — so you can spot a wonky GHIN account at a glance.