A live Golf scoreboard for your stream
Golf the card game reads like real golf on screen: a leaderboard, lowest total first, hole by hole. The standings panel shows every player's total and the header says which hole is next.
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A working Golf overlay with sample players, so you can size and position the source before your first game. When you start a real match, swap this for that match's overlay URL from the launch screen.
Width 1920, height 1080. Untick "Shutdown source when not visible".
What the Golf scorebug shows
- Every player, two to eight rows, lowest total first
- A header with the hole, the version and the dealer, for example "HOLE 4 · 6-CARD GOLF · DEALER: SAM"
- Negative scores shown as they are, so a hole with a pair of twos reads right
- Extra holes named in the header when a tie is played off
- The final order after the last hole
Widgets for this sport: Standings · Score bug (two sides). Each can be moved, scaled or hidden in the overlay designer.
Browser source dimensions
| Size | When to use it |
|---|---|
| 1920 x 1080 | Full canvas. Use this unless you have a reason not to: widget positions in the designer are pixel-for-pixel what the stream shows. |
| 1280 x 720 | 720p streams. The whole stage scales down, so nothing moves relative to the picture. |
| 820 x 140 | Score bug only. Crop the browser source to the top-left bug if you want the score and nothing else. |
| 820 x 220 | Score bug with the row under it (games won, serve dots, clock or outs, depending on the sport). |
| 1080 x 1920 | Vertical streams for phone-first platforms. Scale the bug up in the designer first. |
Setup for Golf in each streaming app
Golf (card game) overlay FAQ
Can I stream a Golf card game with the score on screen?
Yes. Start the game, copy the overlay URL and add it to OBS, Streamlabs, YoloBox or vMix as a Browser source at 1920 x 1080.
Does it work for 9-card Golf?
Yes. Pick the version when you start the game; the standings work the same way for 4-card, 6-card and 9-card Golf.
Can the table watch on a TV?
Yes. Put the TV code on a smart TV browser and the standings and the hole-by-hole sheet show on the big screen.