ParUp Golf: Your answer to organising golf trips

If you’re looking for better structure and organisation for your golf days, you need to check out the ParUp Golf app. 

When you’re organising a golf day or a round with your mates, you don’t want spreadsheets, WhatsApp chaos, and your mates forgetting their tee times.

ParUp Golf is the all-new, free-to-use smartphone app, bringing order and excitement to fuel the bragging rights for golf groups and societies everywhere. 

ParUp Golf has one mission: make organising golf days fun, simple and easy. 

The new ParUp Golf app is free to download on the App Store and Google Play. The app brings great planning tools, intuitive scoring, and more formats than you can think of. 

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But it’s not just about scores. It’s about banter, bragging rights, and creating excitement ahead of a weekend tee-time or trip away.  

The app can be used for scoring purposes by individuals playing solo rounds and by two or four friends playing matchplay, plus any number of golfers taking on stableford or strokeplay golf within their group or society. 

Key Features of ParUp Golf 

This is great for organising events at more than 39,000 golf courses worldwide. You can send an event link to ensure group members can join instantly in just one click. Key event details include sharing event times, costs, prizes and other key information, plus tracking attendance and payments.

Digital scorecards make it an easy-to-use scoring system, with minimal clicks for a best-in-class user-experience, with live leaderboards allowing golfers to see real-time scoring for both individual and team events during the round. You also have the Multi-Round Series Scoring, Team Formats and Side Games organisers like longest drive and nearest the pin and Play Friendly Rounds for casual rounds with friends anytime.

“We built ParUp Golf to initially solve a very specific problem: making group golf easier and way more fun. Organising golf trips and society days shouldn’t feel like a full-time job and with ParUp, it doesn’t need to,” said co-founder Ian Lowther.

“The response since launching our new app has been incredible. We’ve seen new groups created and events played in over 25 countries already. It gives us even more belief that we’re building something the golf world has been waiting for, a new digital home for social golfers everywhere,” he added. 

The digital clubhouse 

ParUp Golf users can build up a golf network by inviting friends to join the app, where it is then a simple process to create friendly rounds in various playing formats and look back on their scoring history. The smart scoring system does all the heavy lifting – no more scribbling on soggy cards or debating whether that was a ‘gimme’.

Strokeplay, matchplay or stableford, – ParUp Golf handles it in real time, so golfers can focus more on their game. 

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For groups who like to keep things fair, the app’s optional auto-handicap feature adjusts as you go, helping to keep things interesting across weekend trips, midweek knockouts, or full-blown season-long leaderboards.

Because nothing keeps a golf group honest like cold, hard stats, especially when setting up social side games, handing out forfeits or the fight to avoid the wooden spoon. Within the app, organisers can also manually adjust handicaps based on a group’s own unique rules after each event. 

If you want to be organised for your round of golf or your golf day out, while keeping the fun, then ParUp Golf could be perfect for you.

The Details

Available: Now

RRP: Free to download from the App Store and Google Play

More Details: Here

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James Tait is bunkered’s Gear Editor. Want to know how the latest Callaway driver, Vokey wedge or Scotty Cameron putter performs? He’s the guy to ask. Better yet, just watch his videos on the bunkered YouTube channel. One of the biggest hitters in the UK, James also competes on the World Long Drive circuit and is a descendent of former Amateur champion Freddie Tait.

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