Crews — TrueLie

Set it up in under a minute

A crew is the home base for your regulars — your weekly foursome, your work league, or the twelve guys who make the annual trip. Everything else in TrueLie hangs off of it.

Name the crew and set a home course, or a rotating list of regulars
Invite members with a single shareable link — no account juggling
Choose default scoring and handicap rules the whole crew uses
Set the crew to public or invite-only

Good to know

One crew, endless rounds

A crew isn't a single round or a single trip — it's the standing crew. Trips and tournaments get created inside a crew, so every round automatically counts toward the crew's shared history.

Everyone has a role

Crews run themselves day to day, but someone needs to keep the format honest and the invite list current. Roles keep that light and clear.

Organizers manage tee times, set formats, and can edit or void a posted score if there's a dispute
Members post their own scores, RSVP to rounds and trips, and see the full crew history
Any member can be promoted to organizer — most crews run with two or three
Guests can be added to a single round without joining the crew

Design note

Roles settle arguments

Every score edit is logged with who made it and when, so an organizer correcting a fat-fingered 5 into a 6 is visible to the crew, not a quiet backroom change.

One leaderboard, every round

The crew's standings are always live — a running record of every round played together, not just whatever trophy system or Ryder Cup happens to be active.

Overall leaderboard by handicap, points, or head-to-head record
Searchable history of every past round, trip, trophy season, and Ryder Cup
Points carry forward automatically whenever a trophy system is active for the crew
A running money ledger of who's owed and who owes, across every wager format

Ties it together

The record of the crew

Every casual round, every trophy system points race, and every Ryder Cup feeds the same shared crew history — they're separate features, but nothing lives in its own silo.

Set the house rules once

Crew settings are the defaults every round starts from, so nobody has to re-explain the rules before every round.

Handicap calculation method for the crew
Default game format and wager amounts for casual rounds
Notification preferences — new round posted, scores updated, money settled
Crew privacy: invite-only, request-to-join, or open

Flexible by design

Defaults, not rules

Every setting can be overridden for a single round or trip — a crew's default might be a friendly $5 nassau, with the option to switch to higher stakes for a big event like a Ryder Cup weekend.

Your crew, your leaderboard, all season long.