Golf Putting

Golf Putting uses a fixed number of holes (usually 3). Players compete to achieve the lowest total score across all holes. The player with the fewest total strokes wins the match.

Configuration options

Number of holes

The fixed number of holes to play in each match (e.g., 3 or 9).

Draw policy

Golf Putting allows draws by default. You can change this to require a winner.

Round names

Customize the singular and plural labels for rounds (e.g., "Hole" / "Holes").

Score limits

Optionally set minimum and maximum allowed scores per hole.

What's fixed

For preset sports like Golf Putting, the core scoring method is locked. You cannot change how rounds are scored, how the match winner is decided, or the score input type. Only the numeric values, draw policy, round names, and score limits can be edited.

How to log your Golf Putting match

1. Start a new match and pick this sport.
2. Choose the players on each side and when the match was played.
3. Enter the number of strokes each side took on every hole.
4. Review the result, then submit to update the leaderboard.

Example (default settings): across 3 holes, totals of 9 and 10 strokes mean the side with 9 strokes wins the match. Equal totals end in a draw under default settings.