Golf event leaderboards

StrackaCompete is the events, leaderboards, and challenges hub. It is how a field posts to one board, and how a player can enter an online event with a leaderboard open to golfers from any course. Jim Stracka invented the laser-scanned green-reading map in 2007. Compete sits on that same course data — the 31K+ course database, 13,000+ with full green maps — so a posted round is attached to a real hole, not a nameless score.

There is no public buy URL for StrackaCompete on this site. If you run events or want the product for a club, tour, or team, contact us. Do not look for checkout here.

StrackaCompete events and leaderboards

StrackaCompete is events, leaderboards, and challenges on StrackaGolf course data.

What the hub is for

Consumer products on the homepage split four ways: the printed book, Putt Line + GPS, Course Prep + Stats, and Compete Events. Compete is the share-and-board layer. Players compete in online events with leaderboards open to any player from any course. Weekly challenges and friend play sit next to that. The logging that feeds a board is still Course Prep + Stats — shot sheets, geolocation on Stracka maps, stats after you post. Compete is what you do with a posted round when more than one name belongs on a list.

Junior and amateur event organizations already use StrackaGolf as a suite: hole-location tools, leaderboards, and custom books. Hole locations are StrackaHoLo. Books for a shop or a field are wholesale book pricing. College teams that need books plus stats use the NCAA program. 900+ NCAA teams and 170+ industry partnerships already sit in that world. This page does not invent a count of events run. If you need a board for a field you already have, that is a contact conversation.

A leaderboard is not a green-reading map. Players who still need the putting surface in a round use a USGA greens guide or Putt Line + GPS, inside the same Rule 4.3 scale and no-recommended-line limits on What’s Legal? – USGA Rules. Compete does not pick a putt. It ranks a score.

How a field actually uses it

An organizer needs three things that are easy to split across the wrong vendors: where the hole is, what the player shot, and who is ahead. StrackaHoLo sets and prints the hole. Stats takes the shot log. Compete is the board. Custom books give the field the same yardage and greens they would buy at the store. Keeping those on one dataset is the point — more than two million books have been sold from that mapping work, and the event stack is the same scan.

Online events are the other shape: a player on any course can post into a leaderboard. That is not a substitute for a hosted junior tournament on one property. It is how a challenge stays open when the field is not in the same zip code. Live leaderboards, weekly challenges, and play against friends also appear in vTour when that game is on a phone. vTour is virtual golf on real data. Compete is the event layer for posted golf.

If you are a player looking for a round, start with stats and the book. If you are staff looking for a board for a junior tour, a club event, or an amateur field, start with contact. Describe the field and whether you also need pinsheets or books. We will not put a buy button on strackagolf.com for this product.

Contact us about events Hole locations

Support questions that are not an event setup go to Contact Support & FAQs. Other hubs are on Resources.

FAQ

Is this a public store listing?

No. StrackaCompete does not have a public buy URL on this site. Use Contact.

How is this different from Course Prep + Stats?

Stats is prepare, log, and debrief. Compete is events, leaderboards, and challenges that use posted rounds. Many players will use both. They are not the same product.

Can an event also get pinsheets and books?

Yes. Hole locations are StrackaHoLo. Printed books for a field are wholesale book pricing. Ask in the same contact if you need the suite.

Does a leaderboard include a recommended putt line?

No. A board ranks scores. Green-reading maps still have to meet USGA scale and must not produce a recommended line from ball location.