Engage your players, even when they're travelling or back home.
A remote event runs over the dates you set. Everyone plays their own course, wherever they are, scans their card, and lands on the same net leaderboard.
Cardie Weekly #11Remote · Net stroke play · 17–23 Oct
- 1
Summer68−4 - 2
Jonas70−2 - 3
Dev71−1 - 4
Marco73+1 - 5
Tai74+2
One leaderboard, any course.
Date window
A day, a weekend or a month.
There's no course on the event. Players play when it suits them inside the dates, on any rated course, and the event page shows who's in and who has sent a card.
Own course, own tees
Everyone plays their own course.
Players pick the course and tees when they scan, and their playing handicap comes from those tees.
One leaderboard
Net to par, side by side.
Each player is ranked on net to par for their own course, so different courses compare fairly. Stableford works too.
Results
Everyone hears when it's done.
Publish when the window closes, and every player gets the results.
Cardienow
October Remote
The results are in. Marco won with net 73.
Rules for remote events
One card per player
Each player sends one round, and can swap it until you publish.
Inside the window
The round has to be played within the event's dates.
Any rated course
The course needs a rating and slope, so the net is right.
