Feature · Live Leaderboard

A live golf leaderboard everyone can watch

The live leaderboard is the heart of Chase Birdies. As scores come in hole by hole, the board updates itself — leader on top, the field below, totals vs. par in real time. No refresh spamming, no frantic adding at the turn.

Updates in real time

Every score entered appears on the leaderboard immediately and re-sorts automatically. When someone goes 3 under, the whole field sees it the moment the number hits the board. No one hunts for a paper card — the standings are always current.

Public or PIN-protected

Share your leaderboard with a public link so anyone can watch, or keep it private with a 4-digit PIN when the field prefers discretion. Your choice, per tournament, in a click.

No app needed to watch

Viewers don't need an account and don't need to install anything. Send the link and they're watching — from a phone, tablet, or laptop, out on the course or back at the clubhouse. The fewer barriers between the field and the scores, the better the day.

Leaders on top, field below

The board sorts itself by total vs. par, so the story of the round is obvious at a glance — who's leading, how close the field is, and who's making a move. It reads like a tournament broadcast, not a spreadsheet.

Put your tournament on the board

Broadcast the whole round live, public or PIN-protected, so everyone can follow along — no app, no account, no paper.

Run it live on Chase Birdies — $1 per player

Frequently asked questions

How does the live leaderboard update?
Scores are entered hole by hole during the round, and every score appears on the leaderboard immediately, re-sorting the field automatically — leader on top, totals vs. par in real time. Viewers just refresh the page; there is no app to install.
Can I keep my leaderboard private?
Yes. Each tournament can be shared as a public link anyone can open, or protected with a 4-digit PIN — you choose per event, and you can change it at any time.
Do spectators need an account to watch?
No. Viewers don't need an account and don't install anything — you send them the leaderboard link and they can follow along from any phone, tablet, or computer.
Does it work for both individual players and teams?
Both. An event can score individual players, or teams — with one combined team score or each member's own score, optionally combined into a team total. Formats like Scramble, Shamble, Scotch, and Best Ball are built in.
How much does a live leaderboard cost?
The live public leaderboard is part of every tournament. Chase Birdies charges $1 per player to run an event — every player on the roster is billed $1, and in team events each team member is a player.