01Start
City first, overthinking last.
Type a city or use your location, choose the kind of night you want, and pick a 9- or 18-hole round. The planner gets you past the blank page quickly - and if the network drops, an on-device fallback still hands you a workable plan.
02Map
A painted map you can follow.
Routes are built from live map data and drawn on a hand-painted map with a numbered pin per stop. When it's time to move, one tap opens walking directions in Apple Maps (Google Maps on Android), so the crew follows a real route stop to stop.
03Edit
The plan is a draft, not a command.
Swap a bar, remove a stop, change the par, or bring your own place into the course. The best route is the one your group will enjoy.
04Remember
Save the route for the next round.
Keep a crawl in your library, share it with a six-character code, or start from one of the ready-made templates for a quicker tee time.