Game day
The Calculations Are Done. You Publish the Results.
The round is finished, the scores are in, and everyone wants to know who won.
Grey Tabby Golf takes the scores your groups entered and calculates the competitions you set up. You review the winners, check the prize amounts, and publish when the round looks right.
Your golfers can then see the results, including their competition wins and calculated winnings.
Review the Completed Scorecards
Before publishing, review the scorecards and check for missing scores. Grey Tabby Golf identifies incomplete cards so you can correct them. If you choose to publish with scores still missing, you'll be asked to confirm that decision.
Net competitions also require valid handicap and tee information. Grey Tabby Golf won't calculate those results until the required information is available.
The public site does not change while you are still reviewing. You decide when the results are published.
Let Grey Tabby Golf Calculate the Winners
The competitions you configured use the saved hole scores. Each one is scored within its flight.
A skin is the one lowest score on that hole. If two or more players tie for the low score, nobody wins the hole, and the skin does not carry to the next hole. Gross skins and net skins follow the same rule.
Nassau is three separate contests: the front nine, the back nine, and the full 18. You can score them gross, net, or both. A player is included in a segment only when those holes are complete. A tie that the scorecard countback does not settle is split.
A deuce is a gross 1 or a gross 2, on any par. Closest to the pin uses the entry for that hole and flight. It is not read from the scorecard, and the entry does not ask for a measurement. Net games, including Low Total Net and Final Four Net, need the handicap and tee those calculations use.
See Who Won What
Each competition draws from the pot you configured. Some games share one skins pot. A game can also have its own amount. Grey Tabby Golf divides that pot across the winning shares, including a split, and lists each player's prizes and the total.
These are calculated winnings. Grey Tabby Golf does not collect the buy-in or pay one golfer from another. It does not hold the funds or transfer the money.
Publish When You're Ready
Review the amounts, then publish. That is what puts the results on the group's public site. Finishing the scorecards does not publish them, and saving a score correction does not change the results the group already sees.
If a score needs a change after publication, correct it and publish again. The public leaderboard then displays the latest published results.
Publishing does not email the group.
Give Everyone a Clear View
Players open the group's public results in a browser. They do not need an Admin account.
The scorecard can be read as gross or net, and the flight is named on the card. A gross skin, a net skin, and a deuce are marked on the hole. Closest to the pin is marked on that hole too. Nassau uses chips for the front nine, the back nine, and the 18. A tied Nassau segment begins with T. The same results show each player's calculated winnings.
When you publish an update, the group sees that latest published round.
Email the published results to your group
Send Results is a separate action. You can send a test to yourself, add a short note, and then send. The email names the group and the date and links to the latest results. It does not list the winners.
The live send goes to roster addresses that have an email and have not opted out of emails. It is not limited to the players in that event. You can send it again later. Nothing sends it for you.
Ready for Next Week
Once the results are published, everyone can see how the round turned out. Next week, create a new event or repeat an earlier one. Repeat Event keeps the course, the competitions, and the setup. Players, groups, flights, scores, and results start fresh, and signup starts closed. The roster and courses you already saved stay with the group.
The weekly game page shows how a new week starts. The how it works overview is the full sequence.
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