Mini golf, by Orma Logbook
Your mini golf.
Your total by course type, your aces, the holes that cost you, your tournaments round by round and the family scorecard, each with its strokes. In a logbook that also holds your other sports.
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Ace
The ace, hole after hole
Each hole is scored in strokes, from one to seven: the logbook counts your aces, the share of holes done in a single stroke. Seven is the ceiling of a missed hole.
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- Concrete
- Eternit
- Felt
- MOS
- Themed (Adventure Golf)
5 course types
Your total reads on each, from concrete to the themed course. The type is taken from your last visit to the same course.
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Par 3
Par, when the scorecard prints it
On leisure courses that print a par, you note it hole by hole and the score to par is worked out: birdie, par, bogey. On concrete and Eternit, there is none, and the logbook never assumes one.
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- Juniors (up to 19)
- Adults (19 to 45)
- Seniors (45 to 58)
- Super seniors (58 and over)
Your age group
The one of the competition, from Juniors to Super seniors. The player changes group on the 1 January after the pivotal birthday.
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- Outdoor
- Indoor
Outdoor or indoor
An indoor course has no weather: it is only noted outdoors. Your total reads in both.
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Won
Match play between licence holders
A game played hole by hole can also be played as match play: won, lost or halved, with no total to type. The result is chosen straight away when entering.
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- Qualifying
- Final
The rounds of a tournament
A tournament is played over several rounds of 18 holes, sometimes on several course types: each round is a game of the same competition, with its ranked players and your place.
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6 players
The whole family on the scorecard
Up to six players on one scorecard, each with their strokes hole by hole. Each one’s total follows, and their place too.
More than 800 ways to read your mini golf
17 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 31 indicators to cross with 27 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 17ready-made analyses
- 31indicators
- 27criteria
- 837possible combinations
- Your average total, month by month
- Your average total, year after year
- Your average total on concrete, Eternit, felt, MOS and themed courses
- Your best total on each course
- Your best total on each course type
- Your aces: holes done in one stroke, and all the others
- The strokes you take at each hole, from the first to the last
- Your score to par at each hole, on the courses that print par
- Your birdies, pars and bogeys, on the holes where par is noted
- Your average total outdoors and indoors
- Your average total by weather
- Your average total by day of the week
- Your average total by age group in competition
- Your average place by competition type
- The share of players you finish ahead of, season after season
- Your match-play games won, lost or halved
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the rounds behind it open up. And every figure says how many rounds it is based on.
The total, read from the holes
The course type, the venue and the number of holes are set straight away. Once the holes are noted, the total of strokes follows from them.
- The strokes of each hole, from one to seven: the ace is counted, and the par stays optional.
- “Add a player”: each one notes their strokes hole by hole, and their score follows.
- The course type, outdoor or indoor and the number of holes are taken from the last visit to the same course.
- “Replay this course” recreates the holes of the last game at this venue, each with its par.
Your games, with their total
Each line gives the course type, the total of strokes, the venue and the competition, with outdoor or indoor, the character of the game and its duration. In match play, the result is added, and the place when there were several players.
- Your best total, by course and by number of holes, shows up at the moment you beat it.
- Up to six players on the card, each with their total; places follow from them.
- Tournament, individual or team championship, friendly series: the game joins its competition, with its round and its ranked players.
- “Print the logbook”: the list of your games as a PDF.
One total, and that is all
A game is worth with its date and its total. The strokes of each hole, the weather and the par come when you feel like it, or never.
One summer after another
The season follows the calendar year, from 1 January to 31 December. Your average total is compared from one year to the next, course by course.
Everything mini golf brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Individual and group
- Outcomes: did not finish and disqualified
- Training, friendly round and competition
- Total strokes, course type (5), format, match play result (3), holes played (3), ball, field size, age group (4), outdoor or indoor and weather (9)
- “Next round” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Tournament, individual championship, team championship and friendly series
- Rounds: qualifying and final
Rankings
- 1 system: WMF
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- Average
- Average by year
- Best score by course
- Aces
- The costliest hole
- By course type
- Match play
- Birdies, pars and bogeys
- Every figure says how many rounds it is based on
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: total strokes
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Mini golf, and everything you do alongside it
Do you also play golf, disc golf, bowling? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
Free, with Premium
Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 rounds; Premium opens your whole history.
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