About Pin & Paper

Golf league management, done properly.

Pin & Paper is a platform built for commissioners who want to run a competitive, professional golf league — without spending half the season inside a spreadsheet.


The Problem

Running a golf league is a second job.

Most commissioners manage rosters, collect payments, track handicaps, calculate standings, build schedules, send announcements, and handle disputes — all through a combination of spreadsheets, group texts, and Venmo requests.

It works, barely. But it doesn't look or feel like what the competition deserves.

The Solution

One platform. Everything the season needs.

Pin & Paper handles roster management, score entry, handicap tracking, season standings, event scheduling, player communications, and payments — a one-time league activation plus each player's League Pass — in one place, purpose-built for competitive golf leagues.

Commissioners spend their time running the competition. Not running the spreadsheet.


What's Included

Everything the season requires.

Roster Management

Add and manage players, track registration status, payment standing, handicap history, and eligibility across every event.

Score Entry & Approval

Players submit scores from their phone. Commissioners review, edit, and approve before results are published. Final authority stays with the commissioner.

Handicap Tracking

Pin & Paper maintains a league handicap for every player throughout the season, updated automatically after each approved round.

Season Standings

A live points race that updates after every event. Configurable points structures and event weighting, with clear, consistent tiebreakers.

Event Scheduling

Build the season schedule, set registration deadlines, add course details, and track entry fee payment status for each event.

Communications

Send announcements, event reminders, and results notifications directly from the commissioner dashboard to all players or specific groups.


Who It's For

Built for commissioners.

Pin & Paper is designed for the person running the league — whether that's a group of friends playing on Saturdays, a private club member league, or a corporate outing that became a real competition.

From weekend groups to 30-plus-player leagues — larger by arrangement. Individual stroke play. Season-long points races. The kind of competition that deserves a real platform.

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Friends leagues

Regular Saturday groups, casual-competitive, season-long points races.

Private club leagues

Member competitions, club championships, multi-flight events.

Corporate leagues

Company outings that became real seasons with real standings.


Get Started

Ready to run your league properly?

Create your account, build your league in draft mode, and explore the platform before committing. When you're ready to go live, activation takes minutes.