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PinHigh
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Everything for your round. In one app.

A tour of PinHigh as it stands today, using real screens from the app with made-up demo golfers.

1 of 10 · Home

Everything before you tee off.

Home shows what's happening with your golf right now, and one clear way to get going.

  • Friends' rounds you're in, while they're being played
  • Your upcoming tee times and who's coming, with an aerial photo of the course for most US courses
  • Your friends' latest rounds, tournaments, and your challenges
  • Once your round starts, your scorecard is one tap away
The Home screen: a friend's live round on hole 8, and a Saturday tee time at San Clemente Golf Course with an aerial photo of the course.

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2 of 10 · Start a round

Set up in seconds.

Find the course and the rest fills in: pars, yardages, and hole handicaps for the tees you choose.

  • Start typing to find your course, then choose your tees, with each one's yardage, rating, and slope
  • Play 18 holes, the front 9, or the back 9
  • Add up to three others: friends from your list, or anyone by name
  • Playing somewhere we can't find? Type the course name and go
Setting up a round at San Clemente Golf Course from the White tees, on the back 9, with two friends added.

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3 of 10 · On the course

Every hole, mapped.

While you play, each hole is drawn with the course around it, and your distance to the green is a glance away.

  • Fairways, greens, bunkers, water, trees, and cart paths
  • Yards to the front, middle, and back of the green from where you stand
  • Where the map shows a dogleg, it marks the yards to the turn
  • Each hole's par, yardage, and handicap
  • Scores for everyone in your group, and corrections any time
  • No signal? Scores save on your phone and sync when you're back

Hole maps come from OpenStreetMap, so detail varies from course to course. Your location stays on your phone.

Live scoring on hole 10, a dogleg: the hole map with the golfer on the tee, 241 yards to the turn, and 348, 360, and 373 yards to the front, middle, and back of the green.

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4 of 10 · After the round

See what the round was worth.

Finish the last hole and a recap shows how you did, then fills in everything the round moved forward.

  • Your score against your average, with personal bests called out
  • Weekly challenges completed by the round
  • Points earned, and how close you are to the next level
  • Every achievement the round unlocked
A round recap: 73, a personal best, then a level up, three completed weekly challenges, and new achievements.

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5 of 10 · Friends

Golf is better together.

Bring your regular group along, before the round and during it.

  • Find friends by username
  • Schedule a tee time and invite them, by notification and email
  • Add friends to your round, and they can follow the scorecard live
  • Friends confirm a round you kept for them, and it counts in their stats
  • See the rounds your friends finish, and react with a clap, fire, or flag
  • Block or report a friend from their profile, anyone who sends you a request, or another player in your tournament
Friends' activity: Jamie Park shot 76 with 3 birdies, with clap and fire reactions, then Dana Brooks and Sam Torres.

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6 of 10 · Progress

Something to play for.

Every round you finish counts toward something.

  • Three weekly challenges set from how you've been playing
  • Points and levels, from Rookie up
  • 51 achievements, from your first round to breaking 80
  • Your friends can see your level and the achievements you hold
Level 6, Competitor, with 1,325 points and earned achievements like On the Card and The Full Eighteen.

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7 of 10 · Analytics

Know your game.

Analytics turns your scores into a picture of how you play, with no extra tracking on the course.

  • An estimated handicap, worked out the way official ones are
  • A chart of your recent rounds against your average
  • How your holes break down, from birdies to doubles
  • Your average on par 3s, 4s, and 5s

The handicap is an estimate from your rounds on rated tees, not an official Handicap Index.

The scoring trend for the last 10 rounds, between 78 and 85, with the average marked.

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8 of 10 · Tournaments

Play in real events.

When a course or organizer runs a tournament on PinHigh, you play it from the same app.

  • Join with the code the organizer gives you
  • See your group and tee time
  • Keep your own score, with the course's hole maps and distances
  • Your score goes straight to the leaderboard, and standings update as everyone plays

Tournament tools are in early testing with organizers we approve.

A tournament leaderboard with each player's position, holes played, and score to par.

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9 of 10 · PinHigh Pro

More for golfers who want more.

Pro adds tools for the golfers and groups who play the most.

  • Challenges with up to seven friends: lowest round, most birdies, break a score, or most improved
  • Deeper analytics: front 9 against back 9, every hole of every course, and your handicap over time
  • Golf groups: your regular foursome and usual course, ready to start in a tap
  • Saved game formats: skins, match play, Nassau, or Stableford, gross or net, with standings as you score
  • Friends you challenge, or play a game with, join for free

PinHigh Pro is in testing. It isn't for sale yet, and pricing hasn't been set.

A challenge called Fall birdie hunt: Alex and Jamie tied for first with 3 birdies each, then Chris and Sam.

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10 of 10 · Money Round

Friendly stakes, kept straight.

Set what your group is playing for, and PinHigh keeps track of it, from the first tee to who owes whom.

  • A buy-in pot paid by place, or a stake per skin, match, or Nassau bet
  • Friends in the round accept the terms before the first score
  • Results as you play, and a settle-up in as few payments as possible
  • 18 or older only

PinHigh never collects, holds, or sends money. It only keeps track of what your group agreed, and you settle up among yourselves. Money Round is part of PinHigh Pro and still in testing, so it isn't available yet.

A Money Round in progress: a $20 buy-in paid 60/30/10 and $2 a skin. Alex is up $42 and Jamie $18; Sam and Riley are down $30 each, with the payments that settle it.

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