Scoring your round hole-by-hole

Tracking your score in Andrew is simple and keeps everyone on the same page. Here's how to score your round.

Entering a score

After completing a hole:

1. The current hole's scorecard appears automatically
2. Tap the score input for your name
3. Enter your total strokes for the hole
4. Tap Save or the checkmark

Your score is saved and visible to other players in the round.

Navigating between holes

Move through your round:

• Swipe left/right to move between holes
• Tap hole numbers at the top to jump to a specific hole
• Scorecard view shows all holes at once

What you'll see for each hole

The hole view displays:

• Hole number and par
• Yardage from your selected tees
• Handicap (difficulty ranking of the hole)
• GPS distances to green, hazards, and layups
• Score entry for each player

Scoring for other players

If you're tracking scores for guests or others:

1. Tap the score field next to their name
2. Enter their score
3. Save

Players with Andrew accounts typically enter their own scores, but anyone can update any score until the round is affirmed.

The scorecard view

For a full overview:

1. Tap Scorecard at the top of the round
2. See all holes, all players, front/back nine totals
3. Tap any cell to edit a score

The scorecard shows:

• Individual hole scores
• Running totals
• Score relative to par (+/- indicators)
• Front nine, back nine, and total

Editing a score

Made a mistake? Scores can be edited anytime before affirming:

1. Find the hole (swipe or use scorecard view)
2. Tap the incorrect score
3. Enter the correct number
4. Save

Score indicators

Andrew uses colors and symbols to show performance:

• Eagle or better — Gold/yellow highlight
• Birdie — Red/circle indicator
• Par — Standard display
• Bogey — Black square indicator
• Double bogey+ — Double square indicator

Live updates

In a multiplayer round:

• Scores sync in real-time across all players
• See others' scores as they enter them
• Leaderboard updates automatically
• No need to manually refresh

Tips for scoring

Score promptly — Enter scores right after each hole while they're fresh.

Double-check — Verify scores before moving to the next hole.

Use the scorecard view — Great for catching errors before the round ends.

Don't stress GPS — Scoring works even without cell signal; it syncs when you reconnect.