ScoreKeeper provides features for recording golfers, courses and scores.
Main features:
- Four sizes: 5, 20, 100, and unlimited golfers.
- Golfers: records name, ID code, club affiliation, home course, male/female tag, optional postal address, email address, phone numbers, and notes.
- Courses: records any number of 18-hole and/or 9-hole courses: pars, Course & Slope Ratings, handicap ranking of each hole, yardages, and notes. Any number of sets of tees for each course.
- Scores: records any mix of 18- and 9-hole scores, hole-by-hole or total. Optional performance stats such as fairways hit, greens-in-regulation, number of putts, etc.
- Handicapping: 18- or 9-hole basis, using latest USGA, RCGA or a "custom" formula (you can configure to suit your group's preferences). Automatic or manual Equitable Stroke Control (ESC).
- Statistics: performance stats modeled after those reported for touring pros. Overall results, or those for a selected course and/or selected range of dates.
- n-Course Recording: prints "Score & Stats" card designed for on-course recording of scores and performance stats.
- Trend Graphing:. histories of scores & stats in graphical form. "Moving-average" data smoothing to highlight trends.
- Data-entry Checking: checks all inputs for validity.
- E-mail lists: maintains lists which can work with your e-mail program in sending mail to one, several, or all golfers.
- Reports: a complete family including handicap cards, scoring histories, 'ringer' scores, posting sheets, mailing labels, e-mail addresses.
- Managing Reports: can be printed and/or saved as text or HTML files (suitable for posting on websites). Built-in "FTP" for uploading reports to a website. Reports can be edited using text-editor or word-processor software.
- Help & Support: includes two years of free tech support, comprehensive "Help" system, 54-page User Guide in Adobe 'PDF' format.
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