Match Play
Hole-by-hole combat
Win the hole, win the dot. Press for double when you’re down, automatic with full handicap strokes.
Breakfast Ball is the side-games scorecard for your weekend foursome. Wolf, Match Play, Skins, Greenies, Train, Vegas — every wager you’ve ever invented at the turn, settled automatically.








Toggle Wolf, Match Play, Skins, Greenies — whatever the group settled on at the first tee. Mix as many as you want.
Three taps per hole. The Watch lets the cart driver score from the wrist. Everything syncs the moment you reach the green.
The Bets Resolver walks through Wolf points, match dots, skin carryovers, and Vegas differentials — line by line, payable in cash by the 19th hole.
Every weekend wager our group has ever invented — and a few yours hasn’t. Each one is a pure scoring engine with unit tests, so the math is the same whether you’re playing for breakfast or for blood.
Rotating Wolf picks a partner for the hole — or gambles solo, doubles up, and tries to beat the field. The format that turns Saturday morning into Saturday morning theater.
Hole-by-hole combat
Win the hole, win the dot. Press for double when you’re down, automatic with full handicap strokes.
Pot grows until someone takes it
Lowest score wins the hole outright. Ties carry over — the longer the carry, the meatier the skin.
Closest-to-the-pin on par 3s
Tap the par 3, log who hit the green and how close. The wager settles itself end-of-round.
Birdie streak doubler
Every birdie or better gets on the train. Roll a streak and watch the pot multiply.
Best ball, every shot
Pick the best drive, everyone plays from there. The shotgun-event format, calibrated for a casual round.
Two-man team math
Each player plays their own ball — team takes the better score on every hole. The cleanest team format.
6-3-1 on every hole
Six points up for grabs on every hole. Win it: 6. Solo second: 3. The fairest 3-ball format ever invented.
The two-digit team game
Pair scores into a two-digit number — low team wins the difference. The single most stressful format in golf.
The straight bet
Front 9, back 9, and the 18 — the classic Nassau still works. With auto-press and 2-down auto-doubles.
A watchOS scorecard built for the cart-driver: laser-quick yardages from where your wrist is, score entry with the digital crown, and a Lone-Wolf button you can stab without missing your turn.
Front · Middle · Back yardages re-computed every step. Watch GPS streams to the phone so distances follow the wrist, not the cart.
Spin the digital crown to set your score on the current hole. Optimistic sync — feels instant, reconciles when WiFi catches up.
“Mark shot” drops a pin where you stand. Build a full shot map without breaking pace, then review it in the Recap.
Your phone’s lock screen and the watch face both show live score + hole. Glance, never unlock.

Schematic-first hole view. Sat-fixed pin coordinates, front · middle · back to the green, and the layup carry across the fairway. No more squinting at a hand-painted yardage book.
Schematic, scorecard, side games, shot tracker, hole picker, aim line, club picker — all bound to a single tool wheel and a single thumb.

Eighteen-hole grid with HCP, par, and the current hole highlighted. Tap to teleport — handy when the group decides to skip the par 3 over the water.

Open the dashboard from the wheel — Wolf rotation, match dots, skin carries — settled hole-by-hole as you score.

The full grid: pars, scores, side-game running totals. Cued up without leaving the map.

Drop a crosshair where you’re aiming. Hot/cold feedback as you walk. The watch reads from the same line.

Tap Track Shot after each swing. The list shows yardages, club, and the line between shots. Add a missed shot anytime.

Tap the chip in the corner to switch. Shot tracker, score entry, and side-game state all swap to the active player. Solo or four-up — same flow.
Every round auto-generates a beautiful recap card — course art, your hole-by-hole, your birdies and snowmen tagged. Friends comment from the parking lot. Trash talk archived forever.



Self-reported scores roll up into a World Handicap System-style index — same math the USGA uses, no membership required. Trend, low, high, last 20 — everything an unofficial bag tag should show.


Five tiers of achievements — Common to Legendary. Hit your first hole-in-one and the trophy room remembers. Snowmen count too. We don’t judge.
Pick the slow-mo from your camera roll. The tracer locks onto the ball and paints the path — a 5-second clip the foursome will watch ten times before they finish their beers.

Any video in your camera roll. Slow-mo works best. The app auto-trims to the first second of motion.
Detect the ball, set the contact frame, find the apex. Adjust the start/end frames with two thumbs if you want to be precious.
The arc draws on like a TV broadcast. Save the rendered MP4 — ready for the group chat with no edits.
Anchor a traced clip to a hole in the recap. Your round becomes a highlight reel without lifting a finger.
Tap a hole — see your shots on the schematic. Birdies, bogeys, missed shots, traced swings — all stitched into a single timeline. Swipe through 1 to 18 without typing a word.


The bits that don’t need their own marketing page, but you’ll still use them every round.

14 clubs, custom yardages, auto-fill from your last 20 rounds. The club picker on the map reads from here.

Apple Mountain bundled in. Build any course manually, or paste an OSM URL — the geometry editor handles the rest.

Home course, friends, clubs in the bag, season stats. The face card your foursome sees on the feed.

Rounds played, scoring average, best score, birdie %. The bag-tag stat sheet for the season-long bet.

Twenty-five trophies — each with criteria, progress bar, and a date stamp the moment you hit it.

The +/- pill on /map is the fastest way to score a hole. Long-press for a stroke breakdown.
“I built Breakfast Ball because every other golf app wants to be a country club. Mine wants to be the scoring pencil in your back pocket — the one that already knows the rules to Wolf.”
— pterodaniel · maintainer
The scoring math is unit-tested against my Saturday group. If it doesn't survive contact with Mike, it doesn't ship.
SwiftUI on the watch, Capacitor-wrapped SvelteKit on the phone. Fast on cell signal at the back tees.
The Resolver isn’t a SaaS. It’s a scoring engine that lives on your device.
Local-first. The feed is your foursome, not a content farm.
The Resolver does the math. The recap goes in the group chat. Pay each other at the 19th hole like grown-ups.