Golf finally has a home base.
Every round you card, every friend you play with, every camp you belong to — one app instead of a scorecard you lose in the cupholder.
Deer Camp isn't another scorecard app.
It's the place your golf lives.
Most golf apps end when the round does. Deer Camp is built for what happens after — the trash talk, the running handicap, the group text about who's playing Saturday. It's the whole camp, not just the card.
A real Handicap Index, calculated the way the World Handicap System actually does it. Live satellite maps of the hole you're standing on. Side games baked right into the round instead of a separate app. And a camp of friends who see it all with you.
Everything a round needs, nothing it doesn't.
Your camp, at a glance
Handicap, streak, today's conditions — the first thing you see when you open the app, not the last thing you dig for.
See the hole, live
Real satellite imagery of the hole you're playing, with a live dot marking exactly where you're standing. Not a diagram — the actual ground.
Card it hole by hole
Real par, yardage and stroke index for the tees you actually played. Every round counts toward a handicap that means something.
Climb the ranks
Every round earns points toward a monthly rank. Compete with the camp, settle it head-to-head, and see exactly where you stand.
The first nationwide camp championship.
One tournament. Every camp in the country — because the golfer you're really up against might be a thousand miles away, not on the next tee.
We're not opening registration until we've solved the part that actually matters: keeping the scoring honest when nobody's standing over your shoulder. That's the work happening right now, before a single tee time is set.