
Keep a short season of tee times visible online, collect the green fee as the start is booked, and rebuild a frost or storm morning without overlaps.
Online booking
Share your link and they pick a start that is genuinely open, the round you offer and the green fee you set — straight onto the sheet.
Learn moreOne tee sheet
Member play, public rounds and tournaments all read from the same sheet, so nothing gets promised to two foursomes.
Learn moreEvery start from first light in one line, so the gap that is genuinely open is obvious and a double-booked tee cannot happen.
A member block, a public foursome and a corporate day are all the same thing to the schedule, so none of them can land on top of another.
What shows as open is open, instead of a start somebody wrote on the paper sheet at the counter twenty minutes ago.
A frost delay is a morning of groups moved in a couple of minutes, and every one of them lands on a start that was genuinely open.
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Five months to sell the whole year, so every start that goes unsold in June is gone rather than recovered in November.
A foursome sees the start that is really open this afternoon and books it while your staff are ringing up somebody else.
Same four, same start, every week all season. Set it up once instead of taking the call at the start of every week.
The course for a morning with a shotgun start, priced once with carts, the turn and prizes as options the organizer picks.
A first hour lost and the whole morning pushed back into starts that were genuinely open rather than merely quiet.
A short round sold as its own product, with its own price and its own starts, instead of squeezed onto the eighteen-hole sheet.
A closed day rebuilt by moving affected reservations onto another date, with every untouched start left exactly where it was.
One employer, a shotgun start and the clubhouse afterward, billed to the organizer instead of collected four at a time on the tee.
Wednesday at eleven is a tough sell at the weekend price. A code moves it without changing what Saturday morning costs.
Build a tournament or corporate day as an itemized estimate, send it over, and turn the organizer’s approval into starts on the sheet.
Every booking across the whole year in one month view, so the week that is already gone never quietly sneaks up on you.
Set the weekly group up once for the season and the start is theirs, without anyone calling the shop to confirm it every week.
Set the day and the start once. Reservations are created ahead, so the start is genuinely held rather than penciled onto the counter sheet.
A season that closes when the snow arrives and a standing group with no end date are the same setup, answered differently.
Shift a single occurrence when a tournament takes the morning, and every other week stays exactly where it was.
Collect the green fee as the start is reserved, or mark off the cash that came across the golf shop counter that morning.
Record what was handed over and when, against the right round, on the Free plan. Card payments are the part that needs Pro.
Stage a tournament or corporate day on the booking: a payment now with a due date, the balance on the day. That comes with Pro.
The money pays out to your club’s own Stripe account. We never hold it somewhere in Bookables waiting for you to ask.
One app for every booking
The second a start is reserved it leaves the sheet, so two foursomes never show up at the first tee for the very same slot.
A confirmation when they reserve and a nudge the day before, so a start is not held all morning for a group that forgot.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Share your booking page and the golfer sees the starts genuinely open, picks one, pays and gets a confirmation without anyone in the golf shop picking up the phone.
Yes. The full green fee is paid by card as the start is reserved, through your own connected Stripe account, on Pro. Cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand on the Free plan.
Open the sheet, move the affected reservations into starts that are genuinely open, and every untouched group stays put. Turn the reschedule notice on if you want golfers emailed.
Yes, on the Free plan. Set the day and the start once as a recurring booking and choose whether it never ends, ends on a date, or ends after a set number of weeks.
Build it as an itemized estimate with carts, the turn and extras as real options. The organizer approves it online and the approved day becomes reservations on the sheet.
Issue a coupon, as a percentage or a fixed amount, and share it with leagues and local groups. There is no separate twilight rate: one round carries one price and the code does the rest.