Spark Golf vs FeltSync

At Spark, our mission is to bring people together to play golf. Spark began with a group of Orlando locals who wanted a regular night where they could have fun with friends, meet new ones and play golf. It was informal but authentic. As the word spread, more people joined the fun and Spark Golf was formed. Spark is now a nationwide network of 9-hole, recreational golf leagues where people play fun golf, connect with others and experience friendly competition. We bring people together to play golf. Our intention is to make Spark Golf more fun, social and organized than your everyday round of golf. So, find a league to join near you and start playing more golf!

FeltSync helps you run a poker league. Whether that means keeping a scoreboard for your Tuesday-night home game, or running a real league with monthly tournaments, standings, and event nights, this app covers it. Two ways to use it. LOCAL MODE Fully on-device. Add players, log game results, see the standings update. Nothing gets uploaded anywhere, nothing to sign into, nothing to configure. This is what you use if you just want a scoreboard that isn't a Google Sheet. LEAGUE MODE Point the app at your league's server, sign in, and you get the full experience: • Season leaderboards with top-5 scoring • Monthly tournament results, knockout leaders, High Hand of the Year • Event calendar with RSVP (Yes, Maybe, No) • Push notifications for upcoming games • On iOS, respond to RSVP prompts right from the notification • Add to calendar in one tap • Per-event reminder settings • Player profiles with lifetime stats and per-season score charts • Head-to-head comparison between any two players • Sign in with Google, Apple, or email • Admin tools for organizers: event editor, RSVP viewer, announcements, push notification composer, theme picker ABOUT THE SERVER League mode connects to a backend your league runs on its own hardware. Player nicknames, results, RSVPs, all of it stays with the league. There are no subscriptions and no accounts on servers you don't control. For members, setup is trivial. Your organizer gives you the connection URL and approves your email. That's it. For organizers, the backend is a small self-contained service. If you already run a home server or you're comfortable with basic server admin, you can have it up in an afternoon. Built by someone who got tired of running his own poker league on spreadsheets.