Putty Party is the digital scorecard for your venue. Guests scan a QR code at the entrance and play through your course with live scoring, without an app or an account. At the end they share their result. You set the logo, the holes and the look.
With a QR stand at the entrance, every group that comes plays through your venue digitally. Spur-of-the-moment rounds stay free. If you offer it for good, you can make it your own.
The live screen and the scorecard show your venue, with no third-party logo.
A stand in your colours, with your logo right in the code. You print it once and keep using it.
A name, photo and tip per hole turn 18 holes into a guided tour.
The best rounds of the week go up on the screen, which gives guests a reason to come back.
Three steps from an empty course to a live ranking.
Sign up for free, then set the name, your holes and your look. You do it once and your venue is live.
Put a stand at the entrance or share the link. Guests enter their score on their own phone.
The leaderboard updates in real time on the big screen, with podium, ranks and climbers.
Each group decides for itself how to count. Both ways fill the same leaderboard.
Your guests scan the code and play through hole by hole, with a map, the par and your tip for every hole. At the end they see where they placed and can share their result.
Not everyone wants to pull out their phone. Then one person in the group enters everyone’s strokes, hole by hole in a fixed order. Anyone who wants to count for themselves scans the group’s code and joins in.
Put the leaderboard on a projector or TV. Podium, shared ranks and climbs/drops update live the moment someone enters a score.
Trace a hole to the centimetre: borders, obstacles, slopes and the ideal line. Your guests open it on their phone and see how to play it.
A round of mini-golf becomes a guided tour of your venue, with your name on it.
Upload your site plan or trace the holes yourself. Guests see on their phone where they are standing and where to go next.
The QR studio puts your logo in the middle of the code and hands you posters and table tents, print-ready.
The best rounds of the past weeks stay up on the screen. Whoever just missed out comes back next week.
Guests scan the code and play. Nothing else happens.
The QR code opens a web page. There is nothing to install, on any device.
Enter a name, enter a score, done. No sign-up, no email address.
No analytics, no ad networks, self-hosted fonts. The only request that leaves the page is the spam check, and only once somebody without an account agrees and sends a form to start something.
What venue operators and organisers ask most often.
No. The QR code opens an ordinary web page in the browser. There is nothing to install, no sign-up and no e-mail address. Guests only enter a name, and a nickname is fine.
No. One person in the group can enter the strokes for everyone, hole by hole in a fixed order. That works well for families with children. Anyone who wants to keep their own score scans the group's code and joins in. Both ways feed the same leaderboard.
No. For a company party, a summer party or a birthday at a rented course, you set up a game on the home page in 30 seconds, with no account and at no cost. You get a secret management link straight away to run the game. Print the QR code for your guests, or share the link in your group chat.
There is a free plan and two paid ones: Starter for €19 and Pro for €49 a month. Paid annually, it is €15 or €39 a month. All prices are final, no VAT is charged (small business under § 19 UStG). A one-off event without an account costs nothing.
Only what they enter themselves: a name, which may be a nickname, the strokes and optionally a team. Guests need no account and give no e-mail address. There are no analytics services, no ad networks and no tracking cookies.
Summer party, company outing or a birthday at a rented venue? Set up a game in 30 seconds, with no account, no app and no cost. You get a secret management link straight away.
The entry page, leaderboard and helper view, as a guest sees them on their phone after scanning. Nothing is saved, and the venue is made up.
Take a lookOr start properly, with your own venue: Set up your own