Junior Golf Score

About Junior Golf Score

Junior Golf Score is a browser-based stroke counter for parents and other adults keeping score during junior golf rounds.

Add the players, choose the number of holes, and tap a player's counter to record a stroke. Review hole-by-hole scores and the stroke log, correct mistakes, and copy the results when the round is finished.

Open Junior Golf Score

Who is it for?

The app is designed for parents and adult scorers following a junior round. It is a scoring aid, not an official tournament scoring system or a substitute for checking scores with players and organizers.

How does it work?

  1. Set up a round. Enter a competition and course name if you want, add up to eight players, and choose between one and 36 holes and a starting hole. An optional per-hole stroke limit is available.
  2. Count strokes. Tap to add strokes, subtract or undo a mistake, and move between holes. Optional shot detail separates drives, chips, putts and penalties.
  3. Review the round. Open the scorecard and stroke log, check totals, and copy results to share yourself.
  4. Choose how to save. Score as a guest on this browser, or sign in for a private online archive of round snapshots.

Where are rounds saved?

Guest scoring needs no account. The current round and up to 20 completed rounds are kept in this browser's local storage. They do not automatically appear on another device and can be lost if browser data is cleared.

Optional accounts use Clerk for sign-in. When connected, finishing a round while signed in attempts to save a private snapshot online; check the save status. You can also save the current round manually from the archive and choose to import guest rounds. Snapshots are saved copies, not continuous live synchronization between devices.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use it without an account?

Yes. You can count strokes and review local rounds without registering. Accounts are optional for online round snapshots.

Can I score without a signal?

The web app caches its scoring shell after an online visit so basic local scoring can work offline once caching has completed. Browser support, available storage and cache removal can affect this. Sign-in and the online archive need a connection. These information pages are included in the app's offline cache.

Does the web app require watching an ad?

No. Opening the website's scorecard does not require watching an ad. The website uses Google AdSense for advertising; the separate mobile app uses Google AdMob. See the Privacy Policy for advertising data practices and choices.

Does it find my course or track my location?

No automatic course lookup or device-location request is used. Enter a course name yourself. Suggestions come from rounds saved in this browser; common name variants are grouped in usage analytics when enabled.

How do I ask a question?

Email contact@opticuraapps.com. Read the Privacy Policy for data handling and the Terms of Use for responsibilities and limits.