Competitions
Beat the board.
Every month, five boards reset: Long Drive, the Bullseye Open, Closest to the Pin and two low-round contests. Play the games right here in your browser, post your best, and if you finish the month on top — say so out loud. Then hold it against whoever comes to take it.
5 boards
One per playable game
Monthly
Fresh board on the 1st — all-time stays forever
3 tees
Rookie, Club and Tour rank separately
No sign-up
A display name is all a board needs
Running now
This month's boards
Live standings, straight from the server. Pick your tees — a Tour-pro board and a Rookie board are different competitions, so they never share a list.
Play any round of Hit It! — your longest total (carry + roll) posts to the board.
Six targets, six swings. Your points total posts when the round ends.
Four pins, one average. Lowest average distance to the hole leads.
Finish the course; the winning card in your bay posts to the board.
Five neon streets, fewest strokes. Banks are your friend.
What is real here: these boards persist on the server — a score you post today is still on the board when you come back next week, and the monthly reset is automatic. Rows tagged Sample are illustrative padding shown only while a board is new; they never hold a rank and disappear as real scores land. In the venue, the same system would run on the bay screens with TrackMan data.
How it works
Four steps, no sign-up
Play a game
Any of the five playable games, on any tees. Every shot runs the real ball-flight model — the number you post is the number you hit.
Post your score
When a round ends, put a display name on it. No account, no email — the name and a device key are the whole identity.
Top the month
Boards reset on the 1st. Your best round of the month counts — grinding more rounds can only help you.
Say it out loud
Leading a board unlocks a share card — a clean First Cutt graphic with your claim on it, shared from your own device.
Head-to-head
"Beat that."
Finish a round, open the share sheet and hit Challenge a friend. You get a link. Whoever opens it plays the identical task — same game, same club, same targets, same round length, same tees, same conditions — so the comparison is fair, not vibes. Their result lands next to yours and the link shows the head-to-head to both of you.
A challenge link works for 30 days and can be sent anywhere — text, group chat, a league night thread. No app, no install; it opens right back into the game.
Identity
No accounts, on purpose.
A display name plus a private key stored on your device is the whole system. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to leak — the server never sees a name, an email or anything else about you beyond the scores you post.
The honest trade-off: your board identity lives on this device. Clear your browser data and the boards will treat you as a new player (your old scores stay on the board under your old name).
Settle it in a bay.
The browser boards are practice. The real contest is on a 4K TrackMan screen at First Cutt — open 24 hours in the Dayton Mall area, up to 8 players per bay.