Side-game cards for a real round

Golf Side Games App for Your Real Round

Play the round. Ruin the story.

Wildcard Golf is an iOS and Android app that adds side-game cards to a real 9 or 18. Draw Rough Justice, Golden Putter, or a score swap between tees. It is not a golf simulator, not mini golf, and not Play Nine. One phone, your fourball, the course you already play.

Live on the App Store and Google Play · 9 or 18 holes · free to download

REWARD CARDS PENALTY CARDS COUNTER-CARDS UNEXPECTED RULES GOOD-NATURED CHAOS

01 / The setup

Golf is better with a little danger.

Not danger-danger. More like “who thought that was a good idea?” danger.

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Bring your usual suspects.
01

Start the round

Pick your crew, set the basics, and get to the first tee. No complicated setup. No spreadsheet energy.

02

Let the rules loose

Wildcards appear at just the right moment: a reward here, a penalty there, and suddenly everyone is paying attention.

03

Keep the receipts

The app tracks the turns, the twists, and the final score. Future-you gets the full story, not a fuzzy group chat recap.

02 / The deck

Every card brings a move.

These three are just a sample from a full deck of 48+ wildcards covering rewards, penalties, scoring twists, and social chaos.

Read the rule
Read the rule
Read the rule

Selected wildcard / 01

Golden Putter

Sink the clutch putt and bank a reward. A little extra pressure can pay off.

03 / In the round

The card, the twist, the final number.

This is the real app: a live scorecard for a real hole, with a wildcard rule sitting right where your group can see it. Open it between holes, submit your score, and move on.

Live Wildcard Golf scorecard with a hole number, wildcard rule, player score, and stats controls

04 / The fine print

Questions
before the
first tee?

No. Wildcard Golf is an iOS and Android app that adds side-game cards to a real 9 or 18. It is not a golf simulator, mini golf, or Play Nine.

Wildcard Golf app icon

Your next round has plans

Make it a story.

Install Wildcard Golf before your group picks teams. The first surprise is better when nobody saw it coming.