Run your own Ryder Cup.
A trip is not a season. Two sides, a handful of sessions over two days, and a running points total everybody is watching from the other fairway. PostUp scores a cup the way a cup is actually played — and the whole thing is on everyone's phone before they reach the next tee.
Everything the weekend needs, on a phone.
These are real screens from a cup that has run for years — names changed, scores exactly as they were played.
One number everybody checks.
The cup score, the win line, how many points are still in play, and who is holding the individual title. It updates as matches close out, so the group two holes ahead knows before you do.
- ✓The win line is drawn on the bar — you can see at a glance whether your side has retained it.
- ✓A live ticker of every match on the course and where it stands.
- ✓Champions crowned automatically when the last point lands.
Every session, every pairing, every tee time.
The weekend is laid out as days and sessions. Each one carries its format, which nine it plays, and the tee times — so nobody has to ask who they're with or when they're off.
- ✓Days collapse so the day you're playing is the one you see.
- ✓Match cards show the state — 1 up, 2 up, all square — and who took the point.
- ✓Off at the turn, front nine, back nine, shotgun — the schedule says exactly what's happening.
- ✓Trash talk lives on the session, because of course it does.
Who actually won the weekend.
A card for every golfer: points won, their match record, their handicap, and the badges they picked up along the way. Sort it by points, by badges, by handicap — or just find your own name.
- ✓Points, record and handicap on one card, with ties split the same way MVP is decided.
- ✓Badges for birdies, eagles, clean sweeps, unbeaten weekends and the rest.
- ✓The roster and handicaps live here too, with a button that redraws the sides for you.
A cup is only worth winning if it's remembered.
Every year is kept — the result, the MVP, the individual champion, the all-time series between the two sides, and the story of where the names came from.
- ✓The all-time series between your two sides, front and centre.
- ✓Year by year — venue, dates, final score, MVP and champion.
- ✓Photos and the origin story, because that's half of what a cup is.
A cup keeps score differently.
A league is a table that builds over months. A cup is a race to a number over two days, where every match is worth a point and the whole thing can turn on the last green.
Two sides, not twelve teams
Everyone belongs to one of two sides for the whole weekend. Every point won goes on one of two piles.
Sessions, not weeks
Scramble after lunch, best ball off the turn, alternate shot to finish. Each session is a set of matches played at the same time.
A number to reach
First to 7, or 14½, or whatever your cup uses. The board always shows what your side still needs and what is left out there.
Opponents rotate
Nobody plays the same pair twice. PostUp draws each session so the matchups keep moving.
Match play, hole by hole
1 up, 2 up, all square, dormie. A point for a win, half for a halve, and handicap strokes applied per format.
An individual card too
The nines alternate across sessions, so everybody still walks away with a full 18-hole card of their own.
Nine holes, eighteen, or whatever your trip can fit.
No two cups are run the same way. The formats, the round length, what a match is worth and how many points are on the table are all yours to set.
Play nines, and get an eighteen out of it.
Most cups run nine-hole sessions — you fit more golf and more formats into a weekend that way. Put the sessions on opposite nines and every golfer still finishes with a complete 18-hole card, stitched together for you.
- ✓Nine-hole sessions — two, three or four a day, each worth its own points.
- ✓Full eighteens if your trip is one round a day.
- ✓Front, back, or off at the turn — the schedule says which nine and when.
- ✓More than one course across the weekend, each with its own pars and stroke indexes.
Pick a format for every session
2-Man Scramble
Both hit, play the better ball, one score for the side. The friendliest way to open a cup.
2-Man Best Ball
Everyone plays their own ball, your side keeps the better net score on each hole.
Alternate Shot
One ball, partners alternating. Off half the combined handicap, and never quiet.
Singles
One against one, the traditional way to finish a cup on the last day.
High-Low
Two points a hole — one for the better ball, one for the worse. Nobody is out of it.
Stableford
Points for scoring instead of match play, so a blow-up hole costs you that hole only.
Then decide what it is all worth
Change any of it between sessions if the weather turns and you drop to nine holes. The board keeps up.
Two days, four sessions, thirteen points.
This is the shape most cups take, and the one PostUp is built around. Change the number of sessions, the formats, the sides or the target and it still adds up.
The whole weekend, live on everyone's phone.
Three groups spread across two nines can't see each other. PostUp is how they know what's happening — scores land every few seconds and the drama gets announced to everybody.
Everybody knows before you reach the green.
Scores sync every few seconds, so the group two holes ahead sees your match turn before you've putted out. No refreshing, no waiting for somebody to text the result.
- ✓A live ticker along the bottom of every screen — every match on the course and where it stands.
- ✓Birdies, eagles and aces announced as they happen, with a celebration nobody asked for.
- ✓React to a hole from wherever you are, and the group playing it sees it.
- ✓Hole confirmations between opponents, so a disputed score gets settled on the hole rather than at dinner.
- ✓Works offline and catches up — the far corner of the course is not a reason to lose a card.
Talk some trash.
A cup is half golf and half needle. There is a thread on the weekend itself, and you can aim a jab at the whole other side or at one specific person who has just three-putted.
- ✓Aim it — at the other side, or at one golfer by name.
- ✓It lands in the ticker, so it reaches people mid-round rather than after.
- ✓It stays with the year — read back what was said the weekend you got beaten.
Somebody has to be crowned.
The point of a cup is the moment it's won. PostUp calls it, puts the trophy on the board, and turns the weekend into something you can still read years later.
Trophy on the board the second it's decided.
The moment a side reaches the number, the cup is called. Champions, the final score, the MVP and the individual champion, all crowned automatically.
- ✓Team champions with the trophy and the final margin.
- ✓MVP — the golfer who won the most points for their side, ties split the same way the board sorts.
- ✓An individual champion alongside the team one, decided on the full 18-hole card — and it can be worth a point of its own, so the cup can't end level.
- ✓Trophy and medal icons follow those golfers around the app for good.
A weekend worth keeping.
Every year is archived in full — the standings, the champions, the photos and the story of how the two sides got their names. It is the bit a scorecard in a glovebox can never be.
- ✓Full final standings, net and gross, with trophies against the winners.
- ✓Photos by year — the group shot, the trophy handover, the hole-in-one nobody believed.
- ✓The origin story of your sides, kept at the top where new players will read it.
- ✓Locked when the event ends, so nobody quietly edits history in February.
Who has actually been the best at this?
One weekend is a story. Ten of them is a record. PostUp keeps the all-time series between your sides and a career line for every golfer who has ever played.
- ✓The all-time series between the two sides, front and centre.
- ✓Career points and records per golfer, across every year they have turned up.
- ✓Badge holders over time — who owns the aces, the eagles and the unbeaten weekends.
- ✓Every result, every venue, every champion, year by year.
Draft the sides, then let it pair the rest.
Enter everyone's handicap once, split them into two sides, and name your captains. From there PostUp can pair every session for you — or you can set each match by hand if the draw matters.
- ✓Auto-fill pairs for a session, or pick every match yourself.
- ✓Randomise the sides if you draft on the first tee.
- ✓Captains named on the team cards and the cup itself.
- ✓Strokes worked out per match — it tells you which side gets how many before you leave the tee.
- ✓Tee times per match, so nobody is hunting for their group.
The things that make it feel like an event.
Sides with identities
Name them, give them a crest and a colour, and let the rivalry write itself.
Draw the teams
Randomise the sides, or set them by hand and balance the handicaps yourself.
Trash talk
A thread on the weekend itself, sitting next to the scores that caused it.
Badges & trophies
MVP, Unbeaten, Clean Sweep, Comeback Kid, Ice in the Veins, Handicap Hero.
Photos by year
The group shot, the hole-in-one, the trophy handover. Kept with the results.
A written recap
The weekend told back as a story, worth sending round the group on the drive home.
Lock the event
When it's done, scores lock so nobody quietly edits history in February.
Runs again next year
Roll it forward with the same sides, a new venue and a clean board.
Nothing to install
Send a link. Everybody's phone shows the same board, all weekend.
Get your cup on it.
Tell us when your weekend is and how it's played, and we'll have it set up before you get there. Same $99 a year, whether you run a league, a cup, or both.