About Fourcast
Spend Saturdays playing golf, not keeping score
Founding groups on board
Built with real groups from day one
Most golf apps are built for booking tee times. Fourcast is built for everything that happens after, from the check-in and the teams to the scores and the settling up that make a group a group.
Rounds shift as the day goes on. Players drop out, teams change, and the signal disappears on the back nine. Fourcast rolls with all of it, so scores never vanish, the ledger stays honest, and nobody opens a spreadsheet on a Saturday.
Why Fourcast exists
Running a golf group shouldn't feel like a second job
Most groups run on group texts, paper scorecards, and one heroic captain with a spreadsheet. That works until it doesn't, when scores get lost, debts get fuzzy, and the captain quietly burns out.
Group texts bury the tee sheet
Paper scorecards don't settle bets
One captain shouldn't carry it all
Fourcast in numbers
Real rounds, real numbers
Zero
spreadsheets needed on a Saturday
The cast
