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The Day · That evening

Everyone goes home with their day.

While the drive home is still being argued about, every player's phone buzzes with the same thing: their own day, replayed. The walk, the numbers, the moments, and the card made for the group chat.

The full Afterwards report on an iPhone 15 Pro: the walk on the course map, points, putts and sand saves, your moments, and the hold-my-spot close.
Your walk traced over the Ellersby Park map with pins on your moments, and the round's numbers beneath: points, strokes, putts and sand saves.

Your round

The walk, the numbers, the moments

Your route around the course, your scorecard alive with the story behind it, and the moments that were yours: the sand save at the 11th, the drive that held the board for 38 minutes, the birdie the big screen read out.

Not a PDF of a scorecard. The most engaging scorecard you will ever receive.

Your team

When your card carried the team

Best two of four all day, and the report shows exactly when yours counted: the holes where your score was the one keeping the team clear, and the swing at the 14th that won it.

The share card puts it in the group chat's language: who carried whom.

The share card made for the group chat: Team Osbourne won it, 82 points, and Tom Osbourne carried the back nine.
The report's closing cards: the presenting sponsor's plate, then same day next year and a hold-my-spot button.

The loop

Same day, next year?

The report is the piece of the day everyone keeps and forwards, and it ends with a question: hold my spot. For charities and hosts that is next year's field, filling itself the same evening.

The sponsors ride home in every single one.

Lands the same evening One report per player Made for the group chat Sponsors ride along

Got a day in the diary for next season?

We are taking bookings for 2027 now. Tell us the date and the venue and we will tell you exactly what your day would look like.

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