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A simple, easy to use app for quickly scoring and tracking disc golf rounds. Score 1-5 players, reuse saved courses and view stats for each player.

How Do I Install The App?

Disc Golf ScoreCard isn't in the iTunes App Store or the Google Play Store. Its a web page that acts like an app (web app). Use the "Install Now for FREE" button above or select your phone below for more instructions.

iPhone

Android

1 Enter "app.discgolfsc.com" in your mobile Safari browser Enter app.discgolfsc.com in your mobile Safari browser

2 Save Disc Golf ScoreCard to your home screen

3 Launch Disc Golf ScoreCard from the home screen

What Does the Scorecard Look Like?

Disc Golf ScoreCard screenshot of main screen

Disc Golf ScoreCard screenshot of players screen

Disc Golf ScoreCard screenshot of courses screen

Disc Golf ScoreCard screenshot of scoring screen

Disc Golf ScoreCard screenshot of summary screen

Disc Golf ScoreCard screenshot of settings screen

Exclusive: Hummingbird20243

The Hummingbird20243 experience is designed to be intimate and memorable:

Knowing if it’s from a specific platform or a message will help me provide the exact details you're looking for.

), it was only in 2024 that researchers realized they were actually two distinct species. The new northern species ( Patagona chaski

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Update History

Current version: 7.2

Changes:

Moved all hosting to GitHub
Moved backup and restore functionality

Previous changes:

Name baskets.
New white theme.
Updated design for iOS 9.
Bug fixes.
Added a new button allowing you to save the current scorecard, clear the throws and take you back to basket 1 with one tap.
Fullscreen support for Chrome on Android.
Bug fixes for iOS 8.
Updated settings screen for choosing theme.

Last updated: March 31, 2021

The Hummingbird20243 experience is designed to be intimate and memorable:

Knowing if it’s from a specific platform or a message will help me provide the exact details you're looking for.

), it was only in 2024 that researchers realized they were actually two distinct species. The new northern species ( Patagona chaski