An application to help golfers keep track of their scorecards after a round of golf. Affectionately named after the phrase nearly every golfer has uttered or at least thought: "Golf sucks." Golfers can keep track of their practice sessions including what they worked on, start and end time of the session, and a few notes about how it all went. Finally, golfers can get a overview of how many rounds they've posted, lowest nine and eighteen scores, and how many practice sessions they've logged.
Inspired by apps like the late Nike Golf 360 and The Grint I've always enjoyed using an application to track my game while on the course. Naturally, I thought it'd be a fun and challenging project to create a Progressive Web Application that golfers can use while on the course but also at home on a desktop or laptop post round.
- Add new scorecards with nine or eighteen hole scores to a running list of previously added scorecards
- Add new practice sessions containing a start and end time, information on what part of the game was worked on, and a few notes to a running list of previously logged practice sessions
- Display a grid of trophies displaying information such as lowest nine and eighteen hole scores, number of scorecards posted, and number of practice sessions logged
Front End
- HTML5
- CSS3
- 🍦 JavaScript
Back End