Will players see results hole by hole while they are still playing?
The people entering scores see the card they are filling in. The public result is the round you publish. It is not a live tournament board.
Results
The group enters the scores. Grey Tabby Golf works out the competitions and the amounts. You review the round and publish it. The group reads that published round, not a board that is still moving.
The amounts are a record. Grey Tabby Golf does not collect buy-ins and does not pay one golfer from another.
Each group enters hole scores in a phone browser. You can see which groups are finished without waiting for a photo of the card. Closest-to-the-pin entries come from the holes you opened.
Unfinished holes matter. Stroke play and Nassau only include a player who completed the holes that game requires. A skins hole still follows the skins rule: one outright winner, or no skin.
When the card is ready, you review it and publish. That is the moment the group's result becomes the record. The page they see during the round is not a live leaderboard updating on every hole.
An organizer can correct a score and publish the round again. Those are organizer actions, and they stay inside the controls the application already applies. The published round is what the group should read.
Each flight has its own results. A skins winner in one flight is not a skins winner in another. Nassau is the same: front, back, and overall, inside the flight.
The organizer sets the buy-in, and can give a competition its own pot. Without that pot, the competition uses the shared event pot. The published money shows the competition, the flight, and the player amounts. It is the group's record of who won what. It is not a payment.
The scorecard, the competition results, and the money for that round remain. Month standings and statistics remain too, so last month is still there when someone asks.
The people entering scores see the card they are filling in. The public result is the round you publish. It is not a live tournament board.
No. It shows the amounts. The group settles the way it already settles.
Yes. Published rounds, money, and statistics stay with the group.
Then read how the games are scored.