Keycaps, Navigation and other symbology
Players — Golfers. Separately, in lists, on Scorecards, in reports or on-screen, used to identify demographics, scores, statistics, handicaps or other data related to a particular player.
Teams or Competitors — Multiple golfers associated as teammates or competitors in all forms of play. Teams might be identified by the names of the players, the name of their captain, etc.
Courses — Golf courses, in lists, assigned to Scorecards, in reports or on-screen. Used to represent a Course and all its tees, nines and holes and all the data required to perform scoring, handicapping or reporting, like names, lengths, pars, stroke allocations, Course and Slope ratings, etc.
Scorecards — Analogous to the familiar printed golf course scorecard that travels with you as you play, Scorecards represent the place you enter gross scores on-screen, for individual golfers or teams during play.
Events — Most simply, a group of Scorecards, configured similarly for the competitors and/or teams. An Event represents play on a particular Course on a particular day, with full-field reporting of scores and placement for both gross and net, flighted if needed.
Competition Scoring — On the Mac, an indicator of competition results, for individuals or teams. A “competition” score being the gross or handicap and allowance adjusted net score, in strokes, points or otherwise, by which scores are compared.
Leaderboard — On your iPhone or iPad, an identifier for the Leaderboard, a multi-paged presentation of individual and team scores including gross, net (full handicapped), and competition (allowed strokes) results. The Leaderboard may include other pages, like “Skins”.
Match Play — On your iPhone or iPad, a button to invoke the “vs. the field” Match Play screen from the Scoreboard. Or, an icon to identify settings specific to the display of match play results.
On-Course Assistant — On your iPhone or iPad, a button to invoke the On-Course Assistant screen from the Scoreboard. The Assistant provides an on-the-move high visibility score entry facility to enhance the speed and accuracy of entering scores as you play.
Dots — On mobile devices, a button to switch the display of handicap strokes for players OFF (no indication) or ON (dots representing number of allowed strokes at each hole).
Dismiss the Keyboard — On mobile devices, a key to deselect any active field(s) and remove the keyboard.
