The platform built for the boys' trip, the bachelor weekend, and the Saturday foursome that takes a little money off each other. Run skins, wolf, nassau, and side bets without doing math on a napkin at the bar.
You came to play, not keep the books.
Iron Badger Golf tracks the games, bets, and payouts so your crew can focus on the golf, the trash talk, and the good times. No more napkin math. No “who owes who?” Just settle up when the round is done.
One 18-hole game. Setup in under a minute, settled before the 19th.
Multi-day runs with persistent standings, rolling skins, and season trophies.
Full itineraries — courses, tee times, side games, group chat, expenses.
Pick a game, set the stake (a quarter or twenty a hole), choose gross or net, and Iron Badger handles carryovers, presses, handicap allowances, and who owes who at the bar.

Game / 01
Individual · Carryover
Lowest net score on a hole skins it for a unit. Tie the hole and nobody wins — the pot carries and stacks, so a run of halves can turn hole 12 into the biggest money of the day. Handicaps applied automatically at whatever allowance you set.
Game / 02
Foursome · Rotating partners
The Wolf rotates each hole, tees off last, then picks a partner for a 2-v-2 net match — or declines everyone and plays Lone Wolf for double. The scoring screen prompts you for the Wolf, the partner, and the hole result, then does the payout math itself.
Game / 03
2-v-2 · Points per hole
Each side's two scores become one two-digit number, low score first — a 4 and a 5 is 45. Low number wins the hole by the difference, so 45 against 56 is an 11-point hole. Play it gross or net, switch on the birdie flip, eagle multipliers, or a per-hole cap, and Iron Badger shows both numbers, every flip, and the running total hole by hole.
Game / 04
Individual · 3 points a hole
Three points on every hole and none of them care how well you strike it: Bingo for the first ball on the green, Bango for closest to the pin once everyone is on, Bongo for the first ball in the hole. Kind nudges to play in proper order so nobody rushes a shot to steal a point.
Game / 05
Individual · Presses
Three bets in one round: front nine, back nine, and the overall. Each is net match play, halved holes are worth nothing, and a swept Nassau is a three-unit day. Presses spawn their own side match and settle separately — or switch them off in setup.
Game / 06
Individual or teams
Straight hole-by-hole duel. Win the hole, go one up; halve it and the status holds. Live dormie and closeout tracking so everyone in the group knows exactly where the match stands walking off the green.
Game / 07
Points per hole
Points instead of strokes — a net birdie is worth more than a bogey costs, so a blow-up hole never buries you. Great for mixed-handicap crews and multi-round series where you want everybody still in it on Sunday.
Game / 08
Gross or net
The classic: lowest total wins. Run it gross for the sticks, net for the field, or both side by side. Doubles as the backbone leaderboard for any trip even when the real money is riding on the side games.
Game / 09
Team · Each plays own ball
Everybody plays their own ball and the team takes the low score on each hole. Two-man or four-man teams, gross or net, with a live team card that shows whose ball counted where.
Game / 10
Team · One ball
Pick the best shot, everybody plays from there. Perfect for the mixed-ability foursome or the shotgun-start outing where pace matters more than purity.
Game / 11
Team vs team
Two squads, session-by-session points across a trip. Stack matches, roll the standings forward day to day, and crown a winner on the last putt of the weekend.
✦ Custom stakes per game — .25 / .50 / $1 / $2 / $5 for hole games, $5–$25 for Nassau
Played the paper card? Snap a photo and AI reads every stroke, plus your game marks like who was the Wolf, who won the hole, and which holes pushed. Even outcome-only cards settle correctly.
Hold the mic and talk: "Brian had a 5, Tanner shot a par, Phil made eagle, Ryan shot 4." Scores land on the card before you've put the phone back in the cart.
Whole hole fits on one phone screen with forward and back arrows, defaults to par, a jump-to-hole scorecard, and any game marks the format needs.
Gross, net, and per-game standings update as scores land while every group can follow the whole field from the cart.
Side games and shared expenses tally themselves into a single who-owes-who sheet, netted down to the fewest payments.
A write-up of the round: the comeback, the dominance, the collapse on 14, the hardest hole, and where the money went. Plus custom awards and trophies.
Friends and family can follow the action with live scores and game standings, then relive the round with a shareable final report.
Every score change is logged append-only, and an AI review flags anything suspicious — like a score edited three holes after the fact.
Search real courses with pars, yardages, and slope/rating pulled in, add your crew with handicap indexes, and build foursomes or teams in seconds.
The bachelor weekend in Scottsdale. The Sunday morning grudge match. The buddies trip to Arbor Links you've been planning for five months. Iron Badger Golf is the shared ledger and the inside joke, the platform that turns a round of golf into a story you'll tell at the next one.
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Iron Badger Golf
Golf · Est. 2026
Membership
No subscription required. Buy a single round or a package and spend a credit whenever your crew tees it up — a three-round trip is just three rounds. Use code IBG26 to get a free round when you buy a 5 pack of rounds, or code PHREE to receive a free round.
Single Round
$3.99
one-time
5 Round Package
$17.99
one-time
10 Round Package
$29.99
one-time
Yearly
$99.00
per year
Code PHREE = free round · No card required to set up
You buy rounds, not a subscription. Every round you start spends one round from your balance, and your balance shows at the top of your dashboard. Checkout is handled securely by Stripe — card details never touch Iron Badger. Games, AI scorecard reads, voice scoring, recaps, expenses and the live clubhouse are all included in the round price.
A Round is one 18-hole game at a single course, on a single day, for up to 8 players. A front-9 or back-9 only counts as one Round too. A single Round is $3.99.
You buy rounds up front and spend them whenever you play — 5 rounds for $17.99, 10 rounds for $29.99. Rounds don't expire, and the bigger the package the cheaper each round gets.
There's no separate trip price. A trip simply spends one round credit per round it contains, so a three-round weekend uses three credits — the 5 Round Package covers it with two to spare. Trips still get running leaderboards, teams, games, the expense ledger and a recap.
The Yearly package is $99.00 for a full year of unlimited rounds, capped at 20 rounds a month. If you play more than about two rounds a month with the crew, it's the cheapest way to run everything through Iron Badger.
Every round covers up to 8 golfers. Guest golfers without an account count toward the 8, but aren't charged individually.
Two: use code IBG26 to get a free round when you buy a 5 pack of rounds (the 5 Round Package), and use code PHREE to receive a free round outright. Enter either code at setup for a round or trip.
Commissioners and admins can issue coupons for a free round or a percent off. Each code can carry an overall usage cap, a per-person cap and an expiry date, and only one code applies per purchase.
No. Anyone following a live score link is always free.
Weather, no-shows, life happens. Full refunds before a Round starts, partial refunds for mid-Round cancellations. Reach out from your event page and we'll sort it.