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History & Leaderboards

Every round you've played, your stats, and the best rounds on FOREPAID.

On this page
  1. The History tab
  2. Viewing a past round
  3. Sharing your round
  4. My Stats: your game over time
  5. Finding the people you play with
  6. The leaderboard
  7. Privacy: opting in or out
  8. How rankings work

1. The History tab

Tap History from the bottom navigation. Four tabs live here: Rounds, Leaderboard, Wallet, and Stats. Rounds is the default. It lists every round you finished, newest first. Each row shows:

FOREPAID History, Rounds tab: finished rounds newest first, each with the course, tees, holes, date and a gold Final tag, and red Solo and Solo · vs Sloan chips on solo rounds
The Rounds tab. Every finished round, newest first, with chips for the kind of round it was.

Open a round to see your money for it. Rounds still in progress and cancelled rounds don't show here.

Play it again. Swipe a round to the left and tap Replay, or open it and tap Play this round again. That sets up a new round with the same course, crew and games.

2. Viewing a past round

Tap any row to open the round detail. You'll see:

Friendly and solo rounds have no money, so their detail view hides the money card. Scores are locked once a round is settled. If you spot an error, see the Disputes section of Settling Up.

FOREPAID Final screen after a money round at The Minikahda Club: Someone just got FOREPAID, Russ’s written recap, a Net / Gross / Money table led by Kevin at +$430, View full scorecard, Text everyone the scorecard with a share button, and Close Round
The Final screen when a round ends: your Golfcaster’s written call (Russ here) and the money table. Open the round later from History to read it again.

3. Sharing your round

Open a finished round, tap the share icon (top right) and pick what to send:

The FOREPAID final results image in a new text message: the final leaderboard for The Minikahda Club with Kevin on top and a Someone just got FOREPAID banner
Final Results drops the results image and the scorecard link into a text.

The scorecard link

Every finished round gets a public link like forepaid.app/r/eagle-otter. Choose Scorecard link to send it through any app.

The shared page is read-only. It shows the course, the scorecard, the per-hole skins, the money standings, and the Golfcaster’s recap, but no account info, no payment handles, and no notifications. Anyone with the link can view it. They don't need FOREPAID installed.

The link is not secret. Anyone who has it can view the round, so share it like you would a photo album link.

Guests can save their round. Friends who played as guests without the app can open the link, tap their name under Played in this round?, enter their email and tap Save my round. See Guest Players.

FOREPAID public web scorecard: the course name, city and date, and Russ's written recap of the round
The public scorecard link. Read-only, no install needed to view.

The scorecard image

For a group chat or a story, share the Scorecard image instead of a link. It’s a branded card with the final scores (gross and net), the per-hole skins, and the money result, laid out front 9 and back 9. It posts as a picture anywhere, no tap-through required.

Opening a share link on iPhone

Scorecard links always open in Safari, even when FOREPAID is installed. The web page is the scorecard. A Get the app button at the top links to the beta for anyone who wants it.

4. My Stats: your game over time

If you track stats during rounds (the fairways / greens / putts compass on the score pad, on by default), the Stats tab turns them into your career picture: fairways and greens with your miss pattern (left, right, long, short), putts per 18, three-putts per 18, plus sand shots and penalties when you log them. It’s all added up across every round you’ve tracked. Ten rounds in, “miss: 3 right” stops being a number and starts being a lesson.

FOREPAID My Stats across 7 rounds: fairways 72% (miss 1 left, 3 right, 1 long), greens in regulation 91%, 39.6 putts per 18, 3.6 three-putts per 18, 1 sand shot and 0 penalties

Not a stats person? Turn off Track my stats in Profile and you just play.

5. Finding the people you play with

FOREPAID doesn't have a friend-request system. When you add players to a round, people you've played with before show up at the top under Returning players. You can also find any FOREPAID golfer by name or @handle.

6. The leaderboard

FOREPAID Leaderboard with All-Time and Low Gross selected: Martin A. first at 65, Milton D. second at 73 and Myron W. third at 86, each with the course and date
The Leaderboard: All-Time or Per Course, by low gross or low net.

From the History tab, tap Leaderboard at the top. It ranks the best rounds posted on FOREPAID, across every golfer who opted in, not just your friends. Each golfer shows once, with their best round.

Each row shows the golfer, the course, the date and the score. To see your record against someone, open a round you played with them in History and tap their name, or use the Wallet.

7. Privacy: opting in or out

You're invisible on the leaderboard by default. New FOREPAID accounts don't show up until they opt in.

To appear, open Profile, find the LEADERBOARD section, and turn Publish my scores on.

When you opt in, your best rounds can appear on the board for every FOREPAID golfer. You can opt out anytime. Your name disappears from everyone's view right away and stays hidden until you opt back in.

Only golfers who turned on Publish my scores appear. If someone you played with isn't on the board, they haven't opted in yet.

8. How rankings work

The lowest score ranks first, gross or net depending on the tab. If two rounds tie, the more recent one ranks higher. Each golfer shows once, with their best round.

Only completed 18-hole rounds count, so 9-hole rounds never show. Rounds in progress and cancelled rounds don't count either.

Example

Bryan's best round is a 78 at Hiawatha. Ravi's best is also a 78, played a week later somewhere else. On the All-Time Low Gross board, Ravi ranks just above Bryan because his 78 is more recent.