Player Live Scoring (entering scores WITHOUT marker signature)

How does the function work?

When enabled, all players will be assigned a unique 7-digit player scoring code when the start list is generated. If the competition is without start lists, the code will be assigned to the player upon entry.
If a player enters s.golfbox.dk in a browser on a smartphone and enters his or her unique code, an entry page automatically opens where the player can enter scores for all players on the tee time, and it is therefore only necessary for a single player to enter scores for all players on the tee time.

Here's how to access the scoring site:

If you do NOT receive an e-mail and/or SMS with the player scoring code:

• Your scoring code can be informed by contacting the competition administrator
• Open an Internet browser on your smartphone and go to s.golfbox.dk
• Enter the unique 7-digit player scoring code

If you receive an e-mail and/or SMS with the player scoring code:

For players who can access their mail from their smartphone:

• Just click on the link in the mail with your tee time and start entering.

For players who can NOT access their mail from their smartphones:

• Write the 7-digit player scoring code on a piece of paper.
• Open an internet browser on your smartphone and go to https://s.golfbox.dk where you enter the code and start entering.
  IMPORTENT: Make sure you are using HTTPS and not HTTP (will not work)
• Enter the unique 7-digit player scoring code

The e-mail and/or SMS the players receive will contain the following information:

Internet connection requirement

In order to gain access to the scoring site, it is necessary that the player is connected to the Internet on his / her smartphone. Once the scoring site is opened, nothing happens when an internet connection is lost. Entered scores will then be saved and sent as soon as the internet connection is re-established on the device. Scores can only be sent when there is an internet connection.

To enter a score:

Once you have gained access to the scoring site by following the above procedure, the first image will look like this: 

Here you must check that all data match the physical scorecard. Click the big green button, ENTER SCORES, at the bottom, to start entering scores.

Now you are directed to the page where you can enter scores.

NOTE... When you start entering scores, you may want to flip the phone to see more information.

 Guide to the various buttons on the screen

1. Takes you back to the welcome page.
2. The page where scores are entered.
3. Leaderboard for all players in the competition - See picture of Leaderboard below.
4. Other options - Eg. Change language.
5. Total score for the player. P = stableford points. In stroke play only the sum of the strokes will be displayed.
6. The number of strokes and points if the format is stableford (on hole no. 4 Ryan has used 2 strokes giving 3 points). The boxes are color coded as you know it from livescoring, so an eagle or better is yellow, birdie is red, bogey is light blue and dbl. Bogey or worse is dark blue. Click on a box to change the score on the hole for one or more of the players in the ball.
7. If the button shows ENTER, no strokes has yet been entered on the hole. Click on it to enter the score on that hole for one or more of the players in the ball.
8. Here the strokes has already been entered on the hole for the players.
9. On the < and > arrows, you can jump back and forth between the holes. You can also swipe with your finger to the right and left for the same function.

Enter the stroke score

REMEMBER... It is always the stroke score on the individual hole (number of used strokes) to be entered - NOT your stableford points. These will be calculated automatically!

The entry will automatically open on the specific hole where the player are set to start according to the start list, so if it's a shotgun start and you start at hole no. 3, this is where the scoring starts and the holes 1 and 2 will eventually come in the end.

When you click on a box to enter a score, you will get to this image:

Guide to the various buttons on the screen

1. Takes you back to the overview
2. Here's a stroke score of 4, which in this case gives the player 2 stableford points
3. The orange mark indicates that the system is ready to receive a stroke score. Click one of the blue buttons on the right of the screen.
4. Information about the hole - Hole no., Par (PHCP the player has on the hole) and Index
5. Stroke score 1 to 9 with indication of what is birdie, pair, bogey etc.
6. In stableford it is possible to pick up the ball. This is the button that indicates this.
7. This button can be used to correct the score +1. You need to use this if the score is 10 or more. If the score is 12, choose 9 and correct the score by pressing this button three times (+1 each press)
8. Delete the score on the hole for the player marked with orange.

End of round/entry:

Player scoring is a feature designed to display live leaderboard. This means that scores are sent to the leaderboard as soon as they are entered, provided that there is correct mobile coverage. Otherwise, they are sent when coverage is obtained. This also means that there is no SEND button in the system, as scores are sent automatically as they are entered.

When the round is over and a score has been entered on the last hole, no further action is required. In other words, there is no END button or similar. Scores are sent automatically, so when the last hole is entered, you are done.

Leaderboard for the entire competition

When F is shown for the player in the column "Hole", the round is finished and all scores are entered.

If there is a time in the column, the entry has not yet started for the player.

If there is a number, it is the number of holes that are registered a stroke score. Not necessarily how many holes they have played and what hole they have reached.

You can view the detailed scorecard by clicking on the player's name. Click the round circle with < to get back to the leaderboard overview.

Locked scorecard

Once the competition administrator has approved a scorecard in the administration section, they will be able to lock the scorecard for external scores. If the scorecard is locked, the player will no longer be able to change their results.

 

Menu

On the menu you can, for example, change the language