Get to know your own game. Give the next round with your friends something extra.
Your rounds reveal more than a score. Find your strengths, chase every birdie, and collect the moments worth sharing.
Six holes left. A new reason to tee it up.
No sign-in needed to explore. Sign in to add your rounds.
Pick your side. Tap in the scores. Know who’s up, who’s Wolf next, and who owes what—all in one place.
Example at $1 per point · Net position
Four players. One scorekeeper. No account needed for local play.
Before the round, our group sets a birdie line. Four and a half? We need five birdies between us. We always take the over. Birdie Line started with that shared chase—and the belief that the next round gives you something to look forward to.
Download your account export from 18Birdies and import the JSON file.
See your birdies, eagles, and the holes still waiting for their moment.
Upload any of the three 18Birdies share-card images, or enter scores yourself. Review, save, and discover what changed.
Pick a course and season. Save your checklist, hole averages and personal rankings as an image before you play.
Collect birdie, par and eagle milestones. Save a badge for the group chat, with its course and earning date.
See what changed against your own earlier rounds at the same layout. No second scoring app needed while you play.
No. Local play saves the match in this browser. Sign in to save games to your account and create private viewer links. My Golf account access is currently invite-only.
Not yet. Start with your 18Birdies account export, then add new rounds with a scorecard screenshot or manual entry. A supported automatic connection has not been verified.
Recorded scores count. Missing holes are clearly marked and never treated as holes played.
Your imported courses appear in the picker. Known scorecards are ready to use; courses without a scorecard are clearly marked and can use custom hole pars. Signed-in imports look for scorecards for new courses; you can review layouts or enter hole pars when needed.
Your imported rounds are private by default. You choose which cards, achievements, or group checklist summaries to share. Games have separate private viewer links that you can choose to create.