For the guy who plans it

Your golf trip has a home now.

Honor runs the schedule, the scorecards, the expenses, and the bets — and keeps the pictures when it's over.

The problem

Right now the trip lives in six places.

It works, more or less. It also means one guy spends the whole weekend being the travel agent instead of playing golf.


01

A group text nobody can search

Tee times, the house address, and who's riding with whom — all buried by Thursday.

A paper scorecard in a back pocket

Through the wash by Sunday, and nobody remembers what Tom shot on 14.

05

Bets settled from memory

Somebody pressed on 12. Somebody disputes it. The drive home takes four hours.

06

One guy's card carrying the weekend

The house deposit, Thursday's dinner, four rounds of cart fees. He fronted all of it — and now he has to be the guy who asks.

02

04

Venmo requests three weeks later

Rounded to whatever anybody can still remember, and the organizer eats the difference.

03

Four hundred photos in eight camera rolls

The best weekend of the year, and no single place it lives.


Honor puts all six in one place — and hands the weekend back to the guy who planned it and paid for it.

Positioning

Built for the trip, not the round.

Every other golf app is organized around eighteen holes. Honor is organized around the four days — because the trip is the thing you actually plan, argue about, and remember.

How it works

One app, start to finish.

The trip has an arc. So does the app.


Phase One

Before you go


Phase Two

On the course

Phase Three

After the round

Phase Four

Everybody knows where to be.

Build the trip once and the whole crew can see it. Add players straight from your contacts and invite them by email.

  • A full itinerary of golf and non-golf events, with players assigned to each

  • Multiple lodgings with dates — the app knows where you're staying on which night

  • Drive times from the house to every stop, plus tap-to-call and directions

  • Weather for the destination, so somebody remembers a rain jacket

  • Times that don't shift when you cross a time zone

Keep your own score.

Real course data underneath — ratings, slopes, pars, and per-hole stroke indexes — so the strokes are already right before anyone argues about them.

  • Live digital scorecards with running Stableford totals

  • Voice-to-text entry — say it while you walk to the next tee

  • Handicap strokes applied automatically off real course data

  • Manual course entry for the muni that isn't in any database

  • Quick Games for a casual round back home


Nobody settles up in the parking lot.

Place a bet on a round, a match, or the whole event. Presses supported. When the round ends, the bets grade themselves.

  • Shared trip costs split across the group

  • Smart settlement nets every win and loss into the fewest payments that get everyone square

  • One tap opens Venmo with the name, the amount, and the note already filled in

  • Mark settled in-app — the person owed confirms it

  • Honor never touches the money


Next February

The trip is still there.

The Honor Roll is a shared feed for everything the weekend produced — photos, video, voice notes, and the running commentary.

  • Multi-photo upload and an in-app camera

  • Full-screen gallery anyone on the trip can swipe and download

  • Still there when somebody brings up the 14th hole in the group text


Cup mode

Two teams. One scoreboard.

Pick captains, draft the sides, and run sessions in any format — four-ball, foursomes, singles — each with its own course, date, and tee time. Handicap strokes are handled for every format.

Privacy

Your trip stays in the app.

Honor is not in the data business. We don't sell your information, we don't rent it, and we don't hand it to advertisers. There is no third party quietly reading your scorecard.

  • We never sell or share your personal information.
    Not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to anyone.

  • Your trip is visible to your trip.
    Itineraries, scores, bets, and photos are shared with the people you invited — nobody else.

  • Honor never touches your money.
    We do the math and hand it to Venmo. Nothing is held or processed by us.

  • Delete it and it's gone.
    Delete your account and we remove your data. No thirty-day hostage period.

The Name

Two meanings, both intended.

The honor system — you keep your own score and nobody checks. And honoring the trip itself, and the people you take it with, year after year.

Now In Testing

Bring the whole crew.

Honor is in beta with real trip groups on iPhone and Android. Leave your email and we'll send you a TestFlight invite before your next trip.

Free during testing. We email you about Honor and nothing else.