The Golf Tour

Before you go, the work is mostly questions. Tee times, rooms, pairs, rules — the same messages coming back again and again. The Golf Tour gives your group one place to look, so you're not the person everyone pings while you're trying to get on with your own prep. Set the trip up once: the itinerary, the accommodation, the rounds and how each day is played. Stroke, Stableford, skins, matchplay, scrambles — whatever your group actually plays. Team events over several days, with sides, pairings and points that tally as you go. You configure it beforehand; on the ground it runs without you standing over a spreadsheet or re-explaining the format at the first tee. Your players stay in the loop throughout — scores, standings, what's next — without you having to broadcast updates or chase people for numbers. You're organising the week, but you're not running the competitions on the day. You're playing in them. When it's over, the tour doesn't scatter. The week stays together — something to look back on, not something buried in a chat that moved on three days later. You put in the work to get everyone there. The Golf Tour is for organisers who want to be part of the trip, not manage it from the sidelines.