Each player’s net score on a hole is their gross score minus the handicap strokes they get there. Rounds add up across a multi-round event.
How the board ranks
- By score to par over the holes played, so a player at −1 through 9 sits above one at even through 18.
- Ties are ordered by the other view (gross on a net board), but both players still show as tied, for example T2.
- There’s no countback. Agree a tiebreak with your group before you play if you need one.
What you see
Columns: Pos, Player, To par, Thru, then R1, R2 for multi-round events and the total. The last column reads Net or Gross, following the view. Thru shows F when a player has finished, and 2 (11) for two holes played from a shotgun start on 10.
Example, net: Josh (23) shoots 90, net 67 (−5). Sam (30) shoots 102, net 72 (E). Neil (12) shoots 85, net 73 (+1). On net, Josh leads. On gross, Neil leads with 85.
Last checked October 16, 2026. Still stuck? Email support@leaderboardlive.io.