Members book themselves
From the member portal, a member picks the course, the day and an open slot — 9 or 18 holes, guests added by name, carts requested up front. The slot comes off availability in real time.
Members book from the portal, staff book at the counter, admins shape the day — all against the same live sheet. And when tournament week comes, the same system runs the field: seven formats, handicaps, entry fees and a leaderboard that moves the moment a score lands.
No two days at a club look alike, so the sheet is configured per day of week — Tuesday’s intervals aren’t Saturday’s, and the software knows it.
Set the slot interval and the capacity per time, differently for each day of the week. Run multiple courses — each with its own holes, par, slope and course rating, and yardage — on one sheet. Every booking captures the round length, the guests and the cart request, so the starter’s sheet is the truth, not a best guess.
From the member portal, a member picks the course, the day and an open slot — 9 or 18 holes, guests added by name, carts requested up front. The slot comes off availability in real time.
The pro shop works the same live sheet. A phone call or a walk-up goes straight into an open slot — no second calendar, no transcribing from a paper book at close.
The back office blocks times, adjusts capacity and manages the sheet around maintenance, shotguns and outings — and every change shows everywhere at once.
For high-demand dates, collect requests and run a lottery draw into open slots. And the Saturday-morning regulars get a standing tee time that books itself onto the sheet, week after week, on a rolling horizon.
Open any booking to check the group in, mark a no-show or move them to another time. Every change lands in the activity log under Tee Time, and the month-end golf report counts rounds, guests, no-shows and carts by course, day and time. Today’s Pace column fills in from the carts’ GPS — each group’s hole and whether it is on pace or behind, once its cart reaches the first tee — see On-Course & Cart for the starter’s view.
Pick the format and ClubCore already knows the scoring rules — no adapting a stroke-play sheet to a scramble by hand.
Set the format, the entry fee and the purse, configure each hole’s par, handicap and yardage, then open the event and add the field — members from the roster, guests by name with a sponsoring member. Groups build themselves at random or by handicap. Scoring can be locked to the scorekeeper tablet, opened to the carts, or both at once, per event. When the last card is in, skins and payouts are already computed.
Handicaps stay honest, too: ClubCore includes GHIN / USGA handicap integration — member linking, score posting and handicap index tracking, live once the club’s GHIN credentials are connected.
Build the playing groups from the roster at random or by handicap instead of by hand. Team events take configurable team sizes.
Choose who enters scores — an official scorekeeper, the golfers on the cart screen, or both — and the server holds every event to it.
Each participant’s handicap is snapshotted at registration — with a percentage adjustment if the format calls for it — so nobody’s index moves between sign-up and the first tee. With handicaps on, the leaderboard ranks by net.
A member’s entry fee posts to their account when they’re added, and comes off again if they withdraw; a guest’s fee bills the member who sponsored them. The purse sits in the same place the field lives, no side spreadsheet.
Skins carry, split and pay out per hole automatically. The math that ends arguments in the grill room happens in the software, hole by hole.
Every tournament moves draft → open → active → completed, so registration, scoring and results each open exactly when they should.
Scores flow in from the course over the club’s own LoRa radio mesh — from cart screens and the scorekeeper tablet — and the board in the grill room updates the moment a hole is entered. No waiting for cards to come in, no hand-ranking a spreadsheet at 5 p.m.
A dedicated interface for the pro-shop scorer: enter scores individually or in batches, group by group, straight into the live standings.
When cart entry is enabled, golfers post their own hole-by-hole scores from the cart tablet mid-round — tournament golf without a single paper card.
Generate a full leaderboard for the clubhouse screen and a compact view for smaller displays — both fed by the same live standings.
We'll hand you a personal sandbox seeded with a full club — menu, members and three years of books — then walk your team through it.
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