The Tab Problem
Six browser tabs, one tired organiser.
GolfNow for tee times, Expedia for hotels, Google Maps for distances, a spreadsheet for costs, WhatsApp for opinions, and a Notes app for the actual plan. Dave does all of it.
Golf Trips, Minus the Admin
Golf trip sorted.
Partners happy.
One person answers 5 questions. AI generates a dual itinerary — golf on the left, partner activities on the right. One shareable link goes to the group. Everyone votes. Conflicts resolved. Trip locked. Done in under 5 minutes of active work.
2
min
of actual organiser work
5
questions
to frame the whole trip
2
itineraries
golf + partners, one link
0
arguments about the plan
Why This Exists
Three problems nobody talks about
The Group Chat Problem
10 people, 10 opinions, zero decisions.
Someone says 'thoughts?' and the thread splits into golf debates, budget concerns, and that one person who hasn't even opened the link. Dave chases everyone individually.
The Partner Problem
Partners are an afterthought.
Golf plans get locked first. Partners are told to 'figure something out' around tee times. Trips get vetoed before they start because half the group feels excluded.
How It Works
Three steps. One organiser. Zero stress.
1
Answer 5 questions
Destination, dates, group size, budget per round, vibe. Takes 60 seconds. AI does the rest.
2
Get a dual itinerary
Golf tee times and activities on the left. Partner spa, tours, and dining on the right. One shared dinner in the middle. All generated instantly.
3
Share, vote, lock
Send one link. Everyone votes In or Out on each activity. You see conflicts, nudge non-voters, and lock the trip when it's ready.
The Output
Two trips. One link.
Golf Side
Friday
7:10 AM
Troon North Monument
12:30 PM
Lunch at Phil's Grill
3:00 PM
Skins game at TPC Scottsdale
Partner Side
Friday
9:00 AM
Joya Spa at Omni Scottsdale
12:00 PM
Brunch at The Mission
2:00 PM
Old Town shopping + galleries
Shared Moment
Saturday 7:30 PM — Group dinner at Steak 44
The anchor everyone rallies around. Not an afterthought.
For the Golfers
Real courses. Real prices. Your budget.
- Courses matched to your budget tier — not generic top-10 lists
- Tee times scheduled around group size and vibe
- Everyone votes before anyone books — no surprises
- Booking links ready when the trip is locked
For the Partners
A real plan. Not an afterthought.
- Activities scheduled around golf — when they’re on the course, you have a plan
- Spa, dining, tours, and experiences curated for the destination
- Your own column on the itinerary — equal billing, not a footnote
- Vote on what you actually want to do
From the Blog
Plan smarter. Travel better.
Honest guides for the organiser. Comparisons, budgets, partner-side detail, and the things nobody warns you about.
Destinations
Scottsdale vs Myrtle Beach for a Golf Trip
Two of the most popular US golf destinations, compared honestly. Courses, costs, weather, and a clear verdict.
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PartnersPebble Beach for Non-Golfers: A Partner's Guide
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PlanningThe Best Golf Destinations in October
Honest ranking of where to go for a golf trip in October. Pinehurst, Pebble, Algarve at peak. Plus where to skip.
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BudgetThe Hidden Costs of a Golf Trip Nobody Warns You About
Resort fees, oversize bag charges, caddie tips, the upgrade trap. The $400-800 of unbudgeted cost that surprises every group.
Read guide →
PlanningHow to Plan a Golf Trip: The Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Destination, dates, group size, budget, tee times, accommodation. The right order of decisions and the mistakes that cost money.
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DestinationsBest Bachelor Party Golf Destinations
Six US destinations ranked honestly. Real prices, real trade-offs, and a verdict on which one is right for your group.
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Start Here
Stop planning. Start playing.
5 questions. 2 itineraries. 1 link. 0 arguments.