Parful Clubs
Stableford scoring for your club or society
Parful Clubs scores Stableford for clubs and societies from one phone-scored card per group. Points, gross and net resolve together, playing handicaps adjust per tee, countback settles ties, and finalized results feed the season order of merit. The standard table, Modified Stableford (the PGA-style table) and net Stableford with allowances are supported today. Custom point tables are not.
Scoring on the day
One scorer per group opens the scoring link in their phone browser using a QR code, PIN or direct link. There is no app to download and no player accounts to create. The scorer enters gross strokes hole by hole, and each player’s playing handicap is applied for the tee they are actually playing, so a group off three different tees still scores against each other correctly.
Points, allowances and ties
Gross, net and Stableford all resolve from the same card, so running Stableford does not mean giving up the gross prize. Points use the standard Stableford table, net Stableford applies the configured allowance, and ties resolve by countback: back 9, then last 6, last 3 and last hole.
From one Saturday to the season
When the outing closes out, results are finalized once and everything moves: the day’s prizes resolve, season standings update, and a season-long order of merit builds from the finalized results. Standings carry divisions and a drill-down for every player, and the public club page shows the season without anyone publishing it.
Handicaps without the side spreadsheet
Parful calculates and revises handicaps from the rounds your members actually play, so the Stableford points on next month’s card reflect this month’s golf. Sync with an official handicap service runs for linked clubs where it is supported, and it is not required to run a season.
Stableford questions
Do we need official handicaps to play Stableford on Parful?
Does Parful support modified Stableford?
Score your next Stableford on Parful
One scorer per group enters the card, and the points and standings follow. Free for clubs with up to 16 members.