What you can click or tap, where it takes you, and tips for phones, tablets and PCs
This page is a guided map of the Beith Golf Club website. It explains how to get around, what each part of the site holds,
and which things on a page can be clicked (on a PC) or tapped (on a phone or tablet). Every page name below is a link, so you can also use this page to jump straight to what you want.
The menu bar at the top of every page has: Home, The Course, Visitors, Juniors, History, Info, a person icon and Members.
The person icon is your log-in to the members' side of this website. See Logging in & comments.
Members opens the club's separate booking website (dotgolf) in a new tab.
On a phone or narrow screen the menu is folded away behind the ☰ button at the top right. Tap it to open the menu, and tap it again to close it.
The club crest and name at the top left always take you back to the Home page.
Cards and buttons: the boxes on the Home page and on section pages (with an icon, a title and a short description) are links. Click or tap anywhere on the box.
Breadcrumbs: the small line above a page's title (for example Home › The Course › Layout) shows where you are. Each part of it is a link back up.
The page footer has the club's email address (it opens the Contact form), the club's Facebook page, a link to Our History, and the date the page was last updated.
Links marked ↗ go to another website (for example the tee-booking system or Scottish Golf) and open in a new tab, so this site stays open behind it.
Pictures: on pages with photo galleries (the hole pages, the club history and the scorecard), click or tap a photo to see it full size. Use ‹› to move between photos, and × to close.
Logging in & comments
Most of the website is open to everyone. A few parts are kept for Beith Golf Club members, and to see those you log in once on each phone, tablet or computer you use.
Open to everyone: every page about the club and the course, and the results of every Winter League and Summer round: the Individual and Team Orders, the Handicaps pages, the scorecard pictures and the fixture lists.
Members only (log in): each player's own page, all of the Statistics, Stats of the Day under each round's results, the comments, and members' pictures.
If you open a members' page without being logged in, the log-in page appears first and then takes you on to the page you wanted. On a results page, the Stats of the Day and the comments are replaced by a Log in to see Stats of the Day and the comments button.
Logging in
Tap or click the person icon in the menu bar (on a phone it is in the ☰ menu, as Log in).
Enter your CDH number. It is on your club card and in the Scottish Golf app.
The first time, you choose a PIN of 4 to 6 digits and type it twice. After that, you enter your CDH and that PIN on any new device.
That device then stays logged in for a year. When you are logged in, the person icon is filled in.
Forgotten your PIN? Ask the club's website admin to reset it, then choose a new one the next time you log in.
My account
The person icon takes a logged-in member to My account, where you can:
Add or change your picture. Choose a photo, drag and zoom it in the square, then press Save. Earlier pictures are kept, so you can go back to one, or remove yours altogether.
Set a nickname (optional), shown beside your name.
Change your PIN. Your other devices are logged out when you do.
Log out of this device, or log out everywhere.
When you are logged in
Your own rows are highlighted in every results and statistics table: pale yellow, with a gold bar down the left, so you can find yourself at a glance.
Your picture and nickname show at the top of your player pages, and beside your comments. Only logged-in members see pictures.
Stats of the Day appear under each round's results.
Pages you open while logged in are noted with your CDH in the club's site visits log.
Comments
Every week's results page has a Comments section at the bottom, for logged-in members only.
Write in the box and press Post. You can add a picture with the Add a picture button, or paste one into the box.
Reply puts your comment under someone else's, and Quote also shows what they said above yours.
Edit and Delete appear on your own comments.
Comments are moderated. The club's website admin can edit or remove anything unsuitable, and an edited comment says edited by the admin.
Members' Forum
The Members' Forum card is in Members' Features on the Home page. If you aren't logged in, it asks you to log in first.
The forum lists its topics, with the most recent conversations at the top (any pinned by the admin come first). Each shows who started it, the number of posts and the latest post.
Start a topic with a title and a first post. It opens on its own page, where everyone's posts follow in order, oldest first, with a box at the bottom to add yours. Reply, Quote, pictures, Edit and Delete work just as they do in the comments.
The forum is moderated in the same way. The admin can also pin a topic to the top, close it (no new posts) or remove it.
Phone, tablet or PC
The site works the same way on every device. Only a few things look or behave differently:
To…
On a phone or tablet
On a PC or laptop
Follow a link
Tap it
Click it. The pointer turns into a hand over anything clickable.
Open the menu
Tap ☰ (top right). On results pages there is a second ☰ in the blue competitions bar for Individual Order, Team Scores, Team Order and Handicaps.
The menu is always shown along the top.
See a wide table
Swipe left or right on the table itself. On results pages the player-name column stays in place while the scores move. Turning the phone sideways (landscape) shows more columns.
Most tables fit the screen. If not, use the scroll bar under the table, or Shift + mouse wheel.
See extra detail
Tap a dot on a player's form graph to see the round. Then tap Open the results → to go to it.
Hover the mouse over a dot or a column heading to see more. Click a dot to open that round.
Save a scorecard picture
Press and hold the card, then choose to save the image
Right-click the card and choose Save image as…
Go back
Use the browser's back button. On iPhone you can also swipe in from the left edge.
Use the browser's back button, or Alt + ←
Fix a page that looks out of date
Pull the page down and let go to refresh it. You can also close the tab and open it again.
Press F5. If that doesn't work, press Ctrl + F5 (on a Mac, ⌘ + Shift + R).
Results are added after each round. If a round you played isn't showing yet, refresh the page as described above. Your browser may still be showing a copy it saved earlier.
Site map
Tap a heading to open it and see the pages in that part of the site and what you can do on each one.
Photo banner: the pictures change by themselves. The four badges under the club name are links: 9 Holes goes to The Course, Beith, Ayrshire to How to Find Us, Scottish Golf affiliated to Club Info, and Since 1896 to History.
Explore the Club: cards for The Course, the Winter League Fixture List, Visitors, Juniors, Club History, Club Info, Contact and Membership.
Thinking of Joining? The View Membership Fees and Apply to Join buttons.
Winter League and Summer Season banners:View Standings → and View Results → go straight to the latest round.
Members Portal: links to the club's booking website (main site, tee times, competition booking, official results) and to your Scottish Golf account. All of these open in a new tab ↗. The portal also has this guide.
Members' Features: the Statistics (see Using the Statistics), the Summer Season and Winter League pages, and the Members' Forum. The box at the top says what needs a log-in and has a Log in button; cards marked Log in are for members only. Once you are logged in, the box says so and the marks go.
The Scorecard: the card for both tees. The hole numbers link to each hole's page. You can fill in the date, time and player names and press Print Scorecard to print a card. Click the scorecard pictures to see them full size.
Course Layout: a map of the course. Click or tap a numbered marker (or a hole in the list) to open that hole.
Hole pages (Hole 1 to Hole 9): photos (click to enlarge), distances, par and stroke index. The ← previous hole and next hole → links take you round the course in order, and ↑ Course Map goes back to the layout.
Local Rules and Safety Guidelines: reading pages. The safety page has a what3words link for the club's location ↗.
⛳ Play The Course Sort of… opens the club's crazy golf game (still a prototype). Drag back from the ball and let go to hit. Buttons at the top let you go back to the course page, restart the game, see the high scores, or show your card.
Contact Us: fill in the form and press Send to email the club.
Club Info (Info in the menu): links to the golf governing bodies and the club's Facebook page ↗. It also has the Change theme buttons, which change the site's colours and style. Your choice is remembered on that device only.
☀️ Summer Season results, fixtures, individual order
Summer Season: Current Season 2026, View Fixtures, the 2027 season (not started yet) and View Statistics.
Fixture list: the dates, competitions and formats. Each date that has been played links to that round's results.
Season results open on the latest competition. The blue bar at the top has:
Jump to a date…: pick any competition from the drop-down list.
Individual Order: on a phone it is under the bar's ☰.
← date and date → beside the page title: the previous and next competition.
On a results page: click a player's name to see every card they returned that season (a members' page: log in first). On the player's page, click a date to jump to that day's scorecard picture further down.
Stats of the Day (logged-in members) sits under the results, worked out from that day's cards. A line only appears when it applies. It can show the field (and whether the day was high-scoring, tough, or about usual), who played to handicap, a tie or the winning margin (the results table still shows any countback), a best score of the season, who beat their own average, a personal note such as a debut, a welcome back, a drought over or a best ever, a hole in one, twos, the hardest and easiest holes, birdies, the most pars, the best front and back, most blobs (Stableford holes with no points), the Walk In of Shame (no score on at least half the holes in a row, through to the last hole), red tees against white tees, and who has played every round. Notes by handicap: tougher ones for the better players (an off day, a big number, a rough patch) and encouraging ones for the rest (pars galore, a point on every hole, three pars in a row).
❄️ Winter League results, teams, handicaps, fixtures
Winter League: the current season (2026–27), the fixture list, every past season back to 2020–21, and View Statistics.
Fixture list: dates that have been played link to that round's results.
Season pages open on the latest round. The blue bar at the top has:
Jump to a date…: a drop-down list of the rounds.
Individual Order, Team Scores, Team Order and Handicaps: on a phone these are under the bar's ☰.
← date / date → beside the title: step through the rounds.
Player names (on results, order of merit, team and handicap pages) open that player's season page (a members' page: log in first). There is one row per round there, and clicking a date jumps to that scorecard below. Use ← Newer / Older → to page through the scorecards.
The results tables are wide. On a phone, swipe sideways on the table and the names stay in view. These tables cannot be sorted; use the Statistics pages for that.
Stats of the Day (logged-in members) sits under the results, worked out from that day's cards. A line only appears when it applies. It can show the field (and whether the day was high-scoring, tough, or about usual), who played to handicap, a tie or the winning margin (the results table still shows any countback), a best score of the season, who beat their own average, a personal note such as a debut, a welcome back, a drought over or a best ever, a hole in one, twos, the hardest and easiest holes, birdies, the most pars, the best front and back, most blobs (Stableford holes with no points), the Walk In of Shame (no score on at least half the holes in a row, through to the last hole), red tees against white tees, and who has played every round. Notes by handicap: tougher ones for the better players (an off day, a big number, a rough patch) and encouraging ones for the rest (pars galore, a point on every hole, three pars in a row).
📊 Statistics records, players, honours, compare
Statistics (members only: log in first): choose Winter League or Summer, or go straight to one of the listed records. Each league has a row of tabs under the title:
← All statistics: back to the league choice.
Overview: highlights and recent rounds. Names and dates are links.
Records: the top few in each category, with See the full table →. Records have their own second row of tabs:
Winter: Best Rounds, Finishes & Halves, Holes, Scoring Breakdown, Eclectics, Twos, Attendance and Handicap Cuts.
Summer: Best Rounds, Front, Back & Finishes, Holes, Scoring Breakdown, Eclectics, Twos and Attendance.
On a phone these tabs wrap onto several lines.
Players: everyone who has played. Type part of a name in the search box to filter the list.
Teams (Winter only): the all-time pairings, and season-by-season tabs.
The links above go to the Winter pages. The Summer pages are the same, under Summer Statistics. See Using the Statistics for the buttons and switches.
🔗 Club booking & Scottish Golf other websites ↗
These are separate websites run for the club or by Scottish Golf. They open in a new tab and may ask you to log in:
beithgolfclub.com (the gold button in the title bar; Club site on narrower screens) and Main Club Website (Home › Members Portal): the club's main website on dotgolf, for bookings, the club's member login and your account. It is a separate site from these pages.
Book a Tee Time, Competition Booking and Official Competition Results (Members Portal).
My Scottish Golf Account: your Handicap Index and national records.
Using the Statistics
Members only. The Statistics are for logged-in members; see Logging in.
Names and dates are links. A player's name opens their statistics page. A date opens the published results for that round.
Sorting: where a column heading shows a faint ↕, click or tap the heading to sort by it. Tap again to reverse the order. The heading then shows ▲ or ▼. See which tables sort.
Show all (N) / Show top N: long tables start with the top rows. Press Show all to see every row, and Show top N to shorten it again.
Season switches: the Records pages and player pages have a switch for each season. Turn seasons on or off in any mix and the tables recalculate.
All seasons turns every season on. Turn it off to show only the latest season.
Your choice is remembered on that device for every page in that league.
If a league has only one season so far, the switches are fixed.
Format buttons (Summer only):Table defaults, All formats, Stroke play only or Stableford only choose which competitions are counted.
"Hide players with fewer than 10 cards" (Scoring Breakdown and Eclectics): tick it to leave out small samples.
Tab buttons (for example the seasons on Teams and Handicap Cuts) switch the table below without leaving the page.
Twos: click a name in Most 2s to jump to that player's list of every card with a 2. The lists further down also open and close when you tap a player's name bar.
Holes: where several players share a record, click +N more to see them all.
Eclectics: the links at the top jump to each table (Best gross, Best nett, Best Stableford, Worst gross, Worst nett). Long tables scroll inside their own box.
Player pages:
A form graph. Use Gross / Stableford (and Nett in Summer) to change what it shows, and see How to read the graph.
Season-by-season figures, hole averages and every round.
Compare with other players →, and a link to the same player's page in the other league.
Compare:
Click or tap a box and start typing a name, then pick it from the list. Fill in 2 to 4 boxes, choose all seasons or one season, and press Compare.
The web address then holds that comparison, so you can copy it and share it.
Tips & quick answers
I want to…
Go to / do this
See this week's results
Home → the Winter League or Summer Season banner. View Standings → or View Results → opens the latest round.
Find an older round
On any results page, use Jump to a date… in the blue bar, or the fixture list.
See all my cards
Log in, then click your name on any results page for that season, or find yourself in Statistics › Players for every season.
Log in to the members' pages
The person icon in the menu bar → your CDH number → your PIN (the first time, you choose one). See Logging in.
Comment on a round
Log in, open the round's results and scroll to Comments at the bottom. See Comments.
Change my picture or PIN
The person icon → My account.
I've forgotten my PIN
Ask the club's website admin to reset it, then choose a new one when you next log in.
Check the order of merit
Results page → Individual Order (under ☰ on a phone).