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Somebody won the skins.Nobody ever finds out who.
The card comes out on the patio, the beer runs out before the math does, and it ends the way it always ends — a little arguing, and nobody paying anybody. Two Down does the math while you play.
No trust required
Try it right now. There’s no login to get past.
That phone isn’t a mockup — it’s the actual scorer, running on this page. Search a real course, pick a game, punch in a few scores. It works exactly like this on the first tee.
- 9 formats
- Skins & greenies
- Presses
- Auto handicaps
- ~17,000 courses
- GPS rangefinder
- Head-to-head records
- One phone or five
- Venmo settle-up
- Share card
No napkin math. No “I’ll get you next time.”
There’s more
What else it does
- Badges and your season record
- Your name on every round
- The whole trip on one link
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There’s more
What else it does
- Badges and your season record
- Your name on every round
- The whole trip on one link
Not just a scorecard
Four things nobody else is doing
- Shot TallyEveryone knows who actually carried the scramble
- Every scramble ends with four guys who all think it was them. Two Down tallies whose shot the team used, hole by hole, and crowns the one who carried the cart.
- Cup MatchA Ryder-Cup-style weekend that scores itself
- Two teams, singles and team matches, five rounds across two days — with a live cup score every cart can see. No finding out on the patio from a guy with a pencil.
- The KittyA trip buy-in that knows its own break-even
- One fixed number per man, and the app does the recruiting math before anyone books a flight — “you need 10 to cover the house, you have 8.” A trip ledger that always sums to zero, held by a named guy in your group. We keep the math; nobody’s money ever touches us.
- Your numberA skill rating and a money rating, both earned
- Not a handicap you type in. Both computed from rounds you actually played, against the guys you actually played them against.
And when it’s over there is one settle, seen three ways— the scorer’s recap, the live page in the group chat, and the Receipt that ends the argument. Same math, same number, whoever’s phone it’s on. We keep the tally; you settle up however you always have. The app never touches a dollar.
And the math takes a beating so your Saturday doesn’t: twenty thousand simulated rounds run through the scoring engines every night, and a five-phone rehearsal plays real rounds against the live app before your group does.
Put your name on it
The card goes in the trash. The record doesn’t.
Claim your rounds and every score, every dollar, and every head-to-head against the guys you’ve played since you were twenty-two lives on your name — not on a card in somebody’s back pocket.
159 live today, on the way to 168 — the once-in-a-lifetime ones and the ones you will absolutely be shown at dinner. Earned in front of witnesses, worn on your card.
Claim one round before October and never pay for premium. Ever.
Premium is free for everybody through March 31, 2027. But with a claimed round on the books before October 1, 2026, you’re a founding member and the bill never comes at all. Nothing to sign up for, no list to join — score a round, claim your name, the check runs itself.
Then one Sunday you’re the one planning the trip
Same engine, stretched across a whole buddies trip. Courses, tee times, teams, and one running tally across every round and every format — so the weekend ends with one number per guy instead of six arguments.
Every other trip app splits the bill after the fact. Two Down tells the guy planning it, in August, exactly how many guys he needs before the trip pays for itself — and what’s left over is the beer money.
One $49 Trip Pass covers the whole group for the whole trip. Not per person. Not a subscription.
Plan the trip
The suggestion box
Built by one guy and the groups who play it
Every format in here, half the badges, and most of the fixes started as somebody saying “hey, that’s wrong” after a round. If a payout looked off, a badge you think should exist doesn’t, or your group plays something we’ve never heard of — say so. You get a reply from a person, usually the one who wrote the code.
Something’s broken
A number didn’t add up, a button did nothing, the course was wrong. Tell us what you saw — the round code helps.
Report itA badge that should exist
Something your group brags about that we don’t engrave yet. Name it, tell us how you’d earn it, and it goes on the list.
Pitch itA game we don’t run
Your Saturday group’s house format, the trip game with six side rules. Explain it like you would to a new guy and we’ll build it.
Send the rulesOr just write to support@gettwodown.com. Praise also accepted.
The tee sheet
Get the occasional update
New formats, new badges, the odd heads-up. Nothing about a launch — there isn’t one left to wait for.
No spam, no nonsense — just one heads-up when it's game on.
Curious why this exists at all? Read our story.