Anyone who's played with you before — pick them and their last handicap comes with them, no retyping.
Paste rows copied straight from a spreadsheet — one player per line, columns for name, handicap, tee, and (optional) email.
Who starts where and when — works the same for a traditional tee sheet (same hole, staggered times) or a real shotgun start (different holes, same time).
For a multi-day event: after a Stableford round, someone who played well can be cut for the next round, and someone who struggled can get a boost — a real thing organisers do, but there's no official formula, so it's entirely your own rule. Nobody gets touched unless you apply it here.
36 points is playing exactly to handicap. Edit the numbers to match your own club or society's rule.
Tap any score to fix it. This overrides whatever players entered — it always wins, and it settles any disagreement outright.