Run the whole tournament from the front desk.
Quartz sets up, scores and settles a golf event so simply that anyone on staff can run it. Golfers just tap a link — no app, no login, no training for anybody.
Everything a tournament needs. Nothing a spreadsheet has.
Set up like a conversation
One plain-English question per screen — “Is everyone playing their own ball, or playing as a team?” — with the USGA-standard answer already filled in. Save and finish later, any time.
See the whole course at once
Every group's starting hole, where they are, and how they stand — with a live leaderboard for net, gross, skins and flights. It updates itself as scorers save each hole.
It taps you on the shoulder
“Group 5 hasn't started — the shotgun was 32 minutes ago.” “A 9 on hole 14 looks 4 over expected — review or accept.” Problems find you before golfers do.
Handicaps handled
Allowances, net strokes and skins are calculated automatically and shown as dots on the scorecard — no math at the scorer's table, no arguments at the bar.
Text them a link. That's the app.
Tee time, starting hole, group mates and the rules of the day — on a page that opens instantly and reads in full sun. One player per group keeps score with buttons big enough for a golf glove, and the leaderboard moves on its own.
Your next event is ten questions away.
Set it up tonight. Run it Saturday. Look like you've done this for years.