Independent build / Product prototype

A golf leaguethat travels with you

Bob’s Club

Friends play different courses and still want a shared league experience. This prototype explores how to make setting up a round, keeping score, and understanding the result feel straightforward.

Challenge: Keep a shared league understandable when rounds happen apart.
Role: Product strategy, experience design, and prototype development.
Status: Independent prototype, shown here as a product and design study.

Bob’s Club scorecard with a single active hole, large score controls, and a next-hole action — Actual prototype screen: one hole at a time.

The decisions behind the screen

Designed aroundthe next hole

Keep the next step close

One active hole, large score controls, and a persistent next-hole action keep the round moving. Players can still jump back to another hole when they need to correct a score.

Make the result explainable

The review keeps the original gross score beside the explained Bob Score. Missing course or handicap information is made explicit instead of presenting a comparison the data cannot support.

Give interruptions a way back

Unfinished scorecards have device-local draft recovery. A separate review and confirmation step lets players check the full round before they submit it.

What the prototype demonstrates

A complete path
through a round

Set up the course and tees, enter scores, review the card, and confirm the result. The design makes each step visible, including the difference between finishing a guest round and saving a round to an account.

Bob Score is a branded league comparison, not an official handicap.

Bob’s Club desktop home screen with the start-a-round card — Actual prototype screen: a clear starting point.

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