Courses

Adding hole notes

Hole notes let you leave a short note or tip for how to play a specific hole, such as "aim left of the bunker" or "the green slopes hard back to front." They're a simple way to pass along local knowledge to everyone who plays the course.

Holes that have notes are marked with a small note icon next to the hole number on the scorecard, so you can see at a glance which holes other players have left tips for.

A scorecard where holes 1 and 2 show a small green note icon next to the hole number, indicating they have hole notes

Notes are shared with everyone

Hole notes are public to everyone who plays that course. When you add a note, other players see it too, and you'll see the notes they leave. Over time a course builds up a helpful set of tips written by the people who actually play it.

Voting on the best tips

Notes support voting, so the most useful tips rise to the top. If a note helped you, give it a vote. The notes with the most votes appear first, which keeps the best advice front and centre and pushes less helpful notes down the list.

Reading and adding notes on the scorecard

Hole notes are right where you need them while you play. To read or add one:

The Hole 1 notes sheet on a scorecard, showing a player's tip with upvote and downvote arrows and its vote count
Tip: Keep notes short and specific to that hole. A quick line like "lay up short of the creek" is far more useful to the next player than a long general comment.