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The TV Display Leaderboard can be projected on a TV in a variety ways. One of the most popular ways to do this is by using Chromecast. Chromecast is an inexpensive device that can be inserted into the HDMI port of a TV to wirelessly stream the TV leaderboard from your computer, mobile device, or tablet.
Click Here for instructions from Google on setting this device up and casting to a TV.
Click Here for Google help troubleshooting issues.
Best Practices and Suggestions:
In order for this device to work properly, you need dependable wireless internet in the area. If the TV is outside your clubhouse wireless internet range, consider using a wireless hotspot or a smartphone as a hotspot to provide the wireless internet.
Make sure your computer (or other device) is within comfortable range of the TV and connect to the same wireless internet.
You can enter scores and display the TV leaderboard on one computer. Because the Chromecast will only "cast" a specific tab in your Chrome browser, you can enter scores (or do other work) in one tab, while casting to the tab displaying the TV leaderboard.
Give yourself adequate time to set up the Chromecast, especially if doing it for the first time. Sometimes a software update is needed before casting or you may need help troubleshooting issues like a slow internet connection.
Check your screensaver and sleep mode settings to make sure your computer will not lose its display while casting.
You can connect multiple Chromecast devices to one computer, therefore displaying the TV leaderboard on multiple TVs while only using one computer. For instructions on this, Click Here.