| Net score on the hole | Points |
|---|---|
| Albatross | 16 |
| Eagle | 8 |
| Birdie | 4 |
| Par | 2 |
| Bogey | 0 |
| Double bogey or worse | −4 |
Going on tilt
- A net birdie puts you on tilt: your next hole counts 2x.
- Birdie again while on tilt and the next one counts 3x, and so on. There’s no cap.
- An eagle counts as two birdies: off tilt it goes straight to 3x, on 2x it goes to 4x.
- Any other score, or a hole left blank, ends the streak.
- It cuts both ways: a double bogey at 3x is −12.
- Every round starts back at 1x.
Example: four birdies in a row, then a double, then a par. The holes count 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 1x for 4 + 8 + 12 + 16 − 20 + 2 = 22 points.
On the board
A player on a streak gets a warm highlight and On tilt · 2x under their name. Tap What is Stableford Tilt? above the board for the rules. The scorecard shows the multiplier each hole was played at.
TipWant the long version? Read the Stableford Tilt guide.
Last checked October 16, 2026. Still stuck? Email support@leaderboardlive.io.