Scoring notes
Count each intentional stroke and follow the venue's posted rules. The selected limit caps browser inputs and helps groups move through difficult holes; it does not override a course rule. Agree on ball relief, out-of-bounds and tie-break procedures before play.
Printing uses the browser's print dialog. No names or scores are transmitted to Mini Golf Canada. See the tournament formats guide and rules guide.
Set the event rules before building the card
Confirm the venue's posted stroke limit first. Then decide whether unfinished holes receive that maximum, whether a ball against a wall can be moved, how out-of-bounds shots are handled and which tie-break applies. Publishing those choices before the first score prevents the card from becoming the source of the rules.
Keep results auditable
Use one scorekeeper per group and read each hole back before moving on. At the finish, compare the browser total with the physical card if the venue supplied one. For multiple groups, assign one organizer to receive completed totals and another to resolve rule questions so results are not edited informally during the awards.
Privacy and printing
The scorecard runs locally in the browser and does not create an account, leaderboard or server record. Use first names or team labels when a printed card may be left in a public room. Reloading the page clears the working card, so print or save through the browser only after the totals have been checked.