Tee times

Tee sheet & online tee-time booking

A tee sheet shouldn't live in a paper diary or a separate system nobody's members can reach. Caddyio gives your club a proper online tee sheet: members book their own slots in the member app, and your team runs the whole diary — intervals, party sizes, blackouts and manual bookings — from the admin side.

The same account a member scores and tracks their handicap with is the one they book their next round with — no extra login, no separate booking app.

The problem

The tee sheet is where the day starts — and where it's often stuck

Phone-in bookings, a paper diary and a booking system that lives outside the member app all pull the club's busiest touchpoint away from everything else. Members can't see availability, staff re-key bookings, and the tee sheet never talks to scoring, competitions or the wallboard.

The response

One tee sheet, member-facing and staff-managed

Configure each course's open and close times, interval, players per slot, booking horizon and playing days once. Members — and registered visitors — then see live availability and request a slot from their phone, while staff approve requests, manage the diary, block out dates, and add phone-in or walk-in bookings by hand.

Why it matters

What a truly connected club gains

01

Members book the round they're about to play

Because booking lives in the same app as scoring and handicaps, a member picks a slot, turns up, and starts their round from the same place. No third-party booking site, no re-registering, no friction between deciding to play and playing.

02

Staff keep full control of the diary

The club sets the rules — intervals, group sizes, how far ahead members can book, which days are open — and blocks out competition days, maintenance and society bookings. Anything phoned in or walked up is added by hand in seconds, member or visitor.

03

The tee sheet stops being an island

A booked tee time sits in the same platform as the member's history, their club membership and the live on-course view — so the round a member books flows naturally into scoring, the wallboard and their record.

04

Visitors can ask for a slot, and the club still decides

A registered visitor sees availability and requests a tee time like anyone else — every request still comes to your team to approve or decline. Set a per-player green fee and it's applied to visitors, and to members whose subscription isn't up to date, without anyone at the counter having to work out who owes what.

Configurable tee sheet

Per-course open/close times, tee interval, players per slot, booking horizon and playing days — set them once and the sheet builds itself.

Member & visitor booking

Members and registered visitors see live slot availability by date, choose their party size and request or cancel a tee time from the app.

Staff diary & manual bookings

Your team runs the day from an admin diary, blocks out dates, and adds phone-in or walk-in bookings for members and name-only visitors.

For your club

  • Publish an online tee sheet without bolting on a separate booking system
  • Set intervals, party sizes, booking horizon and playing days per course
  • Open the sheet to registered visitors while approving every request yourself
  • Set a per-player green fee that applies to visitors and members in arrears
  • Let a company's pre-paid corporate rounds cover the fee automatically
  • Block out competition days, maintenance and society reservations
  • Add phone-in and walk-in bookings by hand, for members or visitors
  • Keep the tee sheet in the same platform as scoring, membership and the wallboard

For your members

  • See live tee-time availability and book from your phone
  • Manage and cancel your own bookings under 'My tee times'
  • Book at the club you're visiting, not just your home club
  • Put the round on your company's corporate account instead of paying
  • No separate booking app or extra login

How it works

  1. 01

    Set up the sheet

    For each course, set open and close times, the tee interval, players per slot, how far ahead members can book, and which days are bookable.

  2. 02

    Members book

    Members open Tee times, pick a date and see live availability, choose their party size and reserve a slot — or cancel one they no longer need.

  3. 03

    Staff manage the day

    Your team works from the diary: blocking out dates, reviewing bookings and adding phone-in or walk-in players by hand.

  4. 04

    Play flows on

    When members arrive, they start their round in the same app — connecting the tee sheet to scoring, the wallboard and their record.

The Caddyio difference

Booking that belongs to your club

The tee sheet runs inside your own branded member experience, on your own domain — not a third-party booking portal that owns the member relationship. The booking, the round and the member all live in one place your club controls.

Compare the whole platform

Frequently asked

Can members book their own tee times?
Yes. Members see live availability by date in the member app, choose their party size, and book or cancel their own tee times — no phone call and no separate booking site.
Can visitors book a tee time?
Registered visitors can request one — the people your club has checked in and knows about, not anyone on the internet. Every request still comes to your team to approve or decline, exactly as a member's does.
Can staff add bookings manually?
Yes. Your team can add phone-in and walk-in bookings from the admin diary, for existing members or name-only visitors, and block out dates for competitions or maintenance.
Can I control how the tee sheet works?
Yes. Each course has its own open and close times, tee interval, players per slot, booking horizon and playing days, so the sheet matches how your club actually runs.
Can I charge a green fee at booking?
You can set a per-player green fee per course, and Caddyio decides who it applies to: visitors, and members whose subscription isn't up to date. A member in good standing is never charged. Taking the money by card at that moment is a demonstration today rather than a live card rail — the settled routes are a company's pre-paid corporate rounds, which cover the fee automatically, and payment at the counter.
How do corporate rounds work with the tee sheet?
If a company has pre-paid for a block of rounds, its nominated players are offered that account instead of paying when they book, and the rounds come off the balance. See corporate accounts for how the block is set up.