The club championship, the Thursday league and the Saturday foursome — the draw, the cards, the live board and the money, run from one place.
Every picture on this page is an unedited screen of the app, running a demo club with invented players.
What you do as the organizer and what your players see, in the order it happens.
The tee sheet is drawn from who's in — by handicap, standings or sides — then yours to adjust. Publish it, and every player has their group and tee time on their phone, pushed to it if they've turned notifications on.
A round code — no account, no app store, nothing to install.
Their card through nine, where they stand, and the club's pinned notice for the day.
“Four”, “par”, “bogey” — or the whole card read out in one go. It keeps saving without signal.
Where they stand as every card comes in — and the column says whether it's strokes, points or match play.
The player reports it on their phone. Nothing moves on the draw until you approve it — or turn it down.
Skins, pots and the shared costs in one settle-up — the fewest handovers.
What a club, a league or a golf group gets here — each one checked against the platforms we compare, on their own websites.
Players read their scores out loud, hole by hole or the whole card. None of the five platforms we compare lists voice scoring.
A round code puts a player on their card in eight characters. It installs from the browser if they want it on the home screen.
Outing costs, skins, pots and side bets in one settle-up, in the fewest handovers. Nothing is collected or moved — the money stays with your pro shop, treasurer or accounting system.
Up to 10 players, every format, the live board — free for good. Both club platforms we compare charge a one-time setup fee and list no free plan.
Carts or buggies, organizers or organisers, yards or metres, a Sunday or a Monday week — set by where the club is, with prices in its currency.
How most events are run today, and how the same day runs here.
Two club platforms and three league apps, every cell from each company’s own website as of 29 September 2026.
| Feature | TourneyHQPar · Birdie · Eagle | Golf GeniusClub platform | BlueGolfClub platform | SquabbitLeague app | Golf GameBookLeague app | LeagueGolferLeague app |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per yearAs each company publishes it. | Free – $1,750Birdie $490 a year | $1,425 – $4,275TM Club – TM Premium | $495 – $2,495by tournaments scored live | Free – $249.99League Pro | $480or $99 a month | $10per regular player |
| A free planFree for good, not a trial. | Yesup to 10 players | Nonone listed | Nonone listed | Yesunlimited players | Partlya free account to explore | Partly21-day trial |
| No setup feeNothing charged just to begin. | Yes | No$200 or $500 | No$99 – $499 | Yesnone listed | Yesnone listed | Yesnone listed |
| Live scoring on players' phonesPlayers enter their own scores as they play. | Yesevery plan | PartlyTM Premium only | Partlypriced by tournaments | Yesfree plan | Yesin its app | Partlyoptional mobile app |
| Scores by voiceA player taps the mic and says the hole's score. | Yesevery plan | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| No app, no accountPlayers join with a round code in the browser. | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Not listedscores in its app | Not listedoptional mobile app |
| Skins and side betsSkins, Nassau, pots and side bets from the cards. | Yes | Yesskins and purses | Yesskins | Not listed | Yesskins format | Not listed |
| Outing costs, split and settledGreen fees, carts, dinner — who owes whom. | Yesevery plan | PartlyTrip Manager, $149 a trip | Not listed | Yesfees and settling up | Not listed | Partlyleague fees |
| Calendar, In or OutMembers say In or Out for each league week. | Yes | Partlyevent sign-up portals | Yessign-ups and a calendar | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| Leagues and standingsA weekly league with its running table. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Handicap service linkScores posted to GHIN or the WHS. | Coming soonGHIN numbers kept per member today | YesGHIN | YesWHS | YesWHS | Not listed | Not listed |
| Source | This page | golfgenius.com | tm.bluegolf.com | squabbitgolf.com | golfgamebook.com | leaguegolfer.com |
Yes Partly, or on some plans No Not listed on their website
Competitor information is from each company’s own website as of 29 September 2026. Golf Genius and BlueGolf prices are for facilities in the US and Canada with up to 36 holes; every competitor price is in US dollars, before tax. “Not listed” means their website does not say so, not that the feature is missing. Prices and features change, so check with each provider. Golf Genius, BlueGolf, Squabbit, Golf GameBook and LeagueGolfer are trademarks of their respective owners. TourneyHQ is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
Explore the real app by screen — the organizer’s side and the player’s — then search every line.
No feature matches that. Try another word, or search the questions.
Three real boards from the demo club, each scored by its own format’s rules.
Worked out from the cards and the bills — and TourneyHQ never touches the cash.
Whoever paid records the bill. Several payers on one bill, refunds, and four ways to split it.
Start from a structure — top three, gross & net, flight winners, a twos pot, nearest the pin — set each amount, award in finishing order.
Every screen comes in light and dark — drag the slider across one. And the organizer screens, the public board and the player app all wear the club’s colors: eleven presets, thirteen ready-made pairings, or your own, each checked for how it reads outdoors.
A 7:1 outdoor bar on dark, the readable minimum on light — a warning, not a refusal.
Clubhouse at dusk indoors, paper-white in bright sun.
On the Eagle plan your mark leads, with TourneyHQ a small “powered by” line.
Prices in US dollars.
For a golfer running a casual round or a one-off, up to ten players.
Every tournament on this plan is deleted when you mark it Completed, or 14 days after its first round is played — entries, cards, results and money. Download what you want to keep from Reports first, or upgrade and we'll keep it for you.
For a league, society or golf group running a full season — unlimited events, up to fifty a field.
Create your account and we move it to this plan. Nothing is charged online.
For a golf club — every competition, your own branding, and any size of field.
Create your account and we move it to this plan. Nothing is charged online.
What changes from one plan to the next.
| Plan | Par | Birdie | Eagle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0free for good | $490 a yearor $49 a month | $1,750 a yearor $175 a month |
| Players in one tournament | Up to 10 | Up to 50 | No limit |
| Tournaments at once | One | No limit | No limit |
| Organizers and assistants | One | Up to 3 | Up to 10 |
| Results kept | Deleted when the tournament closes | Kept for good | Kept for good |
| Players' mobile numbers | Always asked | Your choiceper tournament | Your choiceper tournament |
| Order of merit across events | Not included | Included | Included |
| The honors board | Not included | Included | Included |
| Your club's branding in place of ours | Not included | Not included | Includedwith your logo |
| Everything else is on every plan, Par included — live scoring, voice, round codes, every format, the golf money, the calendar and leagues. See every feature | |||
Paid plans are arranged with us directly — nothing is charged through the app.
Running several clubs, or a corporate golf program? Albatross is priced with each organization rather than published — our contact address opens soon. Until then, each club can run on Eagle.
Text alerts, reading a photographed card and drafted commentary are built and not switched on for anybody yet — they cost per message and per call, so they will come with Eagle first, once they’re worth billing for.
The eight we hear most. 41 in all — handicaps, leagues, the money, plans — on the full page.
See all 41 questionsNo. Players open a link — or type the round’s code — to see the board and enter scores, with nothing to install and no app store. It adds to the home screen if they want it, and their card keeps saving when the signal on the course doesn’t.
Pay yearly and two months are free — $490 a year or $1,750 a year. A player never pays.
It works every amount out and keeps the record — skins, pots, entry fees, shared costs — and never holds, moves or takes a cut of any of it. There’s no pay button; it reduces everything to the fewest handovers, and you mark each one settled when it’s done.
To the published World Handicap System method, from the tee’s own rating and slope then the format’s allowance: the published one where there is one, and a common club convention for scrambles and shambles. Never the raw index.
Done for every player, every round. A tee with no rating says so rather than guessing.
Yes. Choose how each week’s field is decided:
Players answer on their phones and the tee sheet is drawn from who’s in — then it’s yours to adjust.
Sixteen. Fifteen are scored automatically, plus ‘Other’ for a club’s own format, scored by hand. All settle onto one leaderboard:
Yes. Invite organizers and assistants to run the day alongside you, all working from the same live event, so the scoring desk and the first tee are never out of step. Somebody helping for just one event can join as a guest, and a guest doesn’t use a seat.
Seats: 1 on Par, 3 on Birdie, 10 on Eagle.
Contact details never appear on the public leaderboard — it carries names and scores only, and nothing is visible at all until you choose to publish. Your roster stays yours.
A name is enough to start. No card — and with round codes on, your players don’t need an account. Organizers create an event here; players invited to one sign in with the same box.
For organizers running an event, and for players invited to one.
Until then it installs straight from the browser on iPhone and Android — add it to your home screen and it opens in its own window, like an app.