The counter's screen for today, online booking with your own green fees on it, and the events and league nights you already run closing the right times by themselves.
It's included with the Club plan — and switching it on is your call. Nothing about how you take bookings changes until you turn the sheet on in Settings, and you can turn it off again whenever you like. Turning it off hides the sheet and stops online booking; it deletes nothing, and your upcoming bookings come straight back when you switch it on again.
Example sheet — your course, your times, your green fees.
Most tee sheets are only a tee sheet. They don't know your member-guest is on Saturday, so somebody has to remember to block the morning — and somebody has to remember to unblock it.
Because the same system is running the event, the sheet already knows about it.
Built for a person standing up, with a queue.
A golfer picks a day, picks a time, and puts their name in. That's the whole thing.
Your open times, on your own page, on any phone. Nine holes or eighteen, if your course sells both.
No account to create, no password, no app. Members are recognised and see their own price.
They get a private link to change or cancel it themselves, up to whatever cutoff you set.
Different rates for different times of year, weekends, and the days everyone charges differently. Set once, right all season.
Cart and walking rates, plus senior, junior, and resident prices — shown to the golfer before they book.
Push the day back and every group still to tee off is told their new time. Close the course with a reason and everyone booked hears it — nothing cancels itself.
Standing tee times week after week, without anyone re-booking them by hand every Monday.
Every course asks this, and it's the real reason tee sheets don't get changed. So we move them with you.
Bring the bookings you already have from your current system, so day one isn't an empty sheet with a hundred golfers holding confirmations. Paste them in — no file to export, format, and re-export when it doesn't take.
A ported booking is kept distinct from one taken here, so when you look at the month you can tell the tee times you brought with you from the ones the new sheet actually earned.
A busy muni pairs singles up to get more rounds in. A quieter club would rather sell the whole tee time. That's a question, not an assumption, so we ask it.
Every no-show policy we looked at enforces with money — a card on file, a forfeited deposit, a green fee charged anyway. Back9Ops deliberately takes no card, so that lever doesn't exist here. What's left is the other one those same courses use: count them.
The rule underneath all of this: the software never cancels a golfer's tee time on its own. It tells you, and you decide.
Everyone booked is told, in your words. Nothing cancels itself — every booking lands in a list for you to work through.
Three buttons per booking, and the sheet remembers who spoke to whom and when. So the second person at the counter doesn't ring the same golfer again.
Frost delay: move the day and every group still to tee off is told their new time. No ringing round forty golfers.
Not a report builder. One page, with the handful of figures a small course adds up anyway — and honest about what it doesn't know.
Print a "Scan to Book" card with your course on it and a QR that opens your booking page. One scan, three taps, booked. Put it by the register and on the starter's hut.
And print the day's sheet whenever you want it on paper.
That's the whole point. The tee sheet isn't a separate product bolted on — it's the reason your events and league nights can close their own tee times.
Counter staff sign in with a name and a four-digit code — no email address, no password. On every plan, including Free.
Registration, flights, shotgun starts, contests, cart signs, live leaderboards, and sponsors on every screen.
A whole season from one night on the calendar — subs, standings, handicaps, and the season published on day one.
Bring your existing tee times across, set your green fees once, and switch it on when you're ready — not before. If you'd rather we walked you through it, say so and we will.