Event Statistics
Golfify automatically tracks a range of statistics for every event, giving you and your players a deeper look at how the field performed. From hole-in-ones and eagles to front nine versus back nine performance — it's all on the STATS tab.
Statistics are available once scores have been entered. For multi-round events, you can view stats for each individual round as well as the overall event.
Here's a quick overview of Event Statistics in Golfify.
View Event Statistics
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Open your event and tap the STATS tab.
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For multi-round events, toggle between stats for the overall event and individual rounds using the round selector at the top.
What Statistics Are Tracked
Golfify tracks the following statistics for every event:
Outstanding Scores
- Hole-in-Ones — any player who scored a hole-in-one, with the hole number.
- Eagles — which players made an eagle and on which holes.
- Twos — players who scored a two on any hole. This is a common side competition, especially in UK and Australian events.
Birdies
Shows which player recorded the most birdies across the field.
Front Nine and Back Nine
- Best Front Nine Gross — the player with the lowest gross score on holes 1–9.
- Best Front Nine Net — the player with the lowest net score on holes 1–9.
- Best Back Nine Gross — the player with the lowest gross score on holes 10–18.
- Best Back Nine Net — the player with the lowest net score on holes 10–18.
Performance by Par Type
Tracks the best gross scores broken down by hole type:
- Par 3s — best gross score across all par 3 holes.
- Par 4s — best gross score across all par 4 holes.
- Par 5s — best gross score across all par 5 holes.
This can be useful for creating additional prize categories based on hole-type performance.
Highest Score on a Hole
Identifies the player who recorded the highest score on any single hole in the event.
How It Works
Statistics update automatically as scores are submitted. There's nothing to configure — the STATS tab is always available once your event has scores entered.
In multi-round events, each round has its own statistics, and you can also view aggregated stats across all rounds.
Use the statistics to create additional prize categories in your event — for example, "most birdies", "best front nine", or "best on par 3s". The stats give you the data; you decide the prizes.
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