Keep score, run the side games, and see who owes what at the end
Shikiri keeps score for a golf group and works out the side games while you play.
One person scores. Everyone else can follow the round live from their own phone with a four-digit code — no account needed to watch.
THE SIDE GAMES, COMPUTED
Vegas, Cut Throat, Banker, Sixes, Team Matchplay, Hero, Points, Casino, Skins, Stableford and Wolf, plus one-on-one matchups: Nassau, Match Play, Stroke Play and GDB. Set the stakes before you tee off and Shikiri does the arithmetic hole by hole, so nobody is adding up on the 18th green.
WHO OWES WHAT
At the end you get one settlement: a single line per player, netted across every game you played. Shikiri never handles money. It works out the number and shows it to you; you settle between yourselves exactly as you always have.
TWO CARDS, ONE TRUTH
If someone else in your group scored the same round, Compare Scores checks the two cards against each other and tells you how many scores differ and where the games disagree — the Vegas pairings, the Banker and the Wolf choices — before anyone settles up.
YOUR GROUP, REMEMBERED
Set up a group once and pick your regular players from the roster instead of typing names every round. The group and its roster live on your account, so a new phone picks them up the moment you sign in.
ALSO IN THE APP
• Scorecards for your last three rounds, saved on your phone
• A course library with tees, pars and stroke indexes, and a search for courses online
• Import a round scored on another device
• Scan a paper scorecard to add a course
• A written recap when the round is done
FREE FOR 60 DAYS
Everything above is free for your first 60 days. After that, scoring new rounds needs a monthly or yearly subscription, with the prices shown in the app. Your recent rounds stay on your phone to read, and following someone else's round live is always free, with or without a subscription
Neuigkeiten
Fixed the "Who you are" screen in Settings: it now opens cleanly, scrolls smoothly and closes properly. You can also undo a claim if you picked the wrong player: open Who you are and tap "This is not me".