Golf Course Pace of Play Tracker

A golf course ranger (also called a marshal) is responsible for maintaining pace of play on the course. Rangers patrol in carts, monitor groups, and help keep play moving smoothly. They may also assist with course rules, provide information, and ensure an enjoyable experience for all players.

When you add a group, the app starts tracking their expected pace based on standard hole completion times. As you update their current position, the app compares their actual progress to the expected pace. Groups that fall behind are highlighted so you can prioritize which groups need attention.

Yes! Once the page loads, the app works without an internet connection. All your tracking data is saved locally on your device. This is perfect for golf courses with spotty cell coverage—just make sure to load the page before heading to areas with poor signal.

Most golf courses target 4 hours to 4 hours 15 minutes for 18 holes. This works out to about 13-14 minutes per hole on average. The app uses configurable pace targets, so you can adjust these to match your golf course's specific expectations.

Yes, your shift data is automatically saved to your device. You can close the browser, take a break, and come back later—all your groups and notes will still be there. Your recent shifts also appear on the start page so you can quickly resume where you left off.

Absolutely! This tool works great for golf tournaments where pace management is critical. You can add all groups at their tee times and track the entire field. The notes feature is especially useful for recording any rules issues or incidents that need to be reported.