Run an outing.

What an organizer does on the day, in four steps.

An outing's live leaderboard at Harbor Reach Golf Links on hole 13, net best ball: Team 2, Gideon Achterberg and June Whitcombe, first at 8 under through 12 with an 80% win chance, then Team 1, Team 4 and Team 3.

Step 1

Invite the field

Share the outing's sign-up page. Each player gives a name and an email, and the roster shows who is in and who is waiting.

Step 2

Set the teams

Place the roster, then tap Draw at random or Balance by handicap, or move a player yourself. A player's own link opens straight to their spot.

The Teams step: Draw at random and Balance by handicap above Team 1, Dina Marchetti and Freya Lindqvist, with Team 2 below.

Step 3

Put the leaderboard on the TV

Open goodspeed.golf/tv on the clubhouse TV. In the round, tap More, then Show on a TV, and type the code it shows. The board follows every team live as the groups score, and it never takes a spot.

The round's More panel on a phone, Team 2 leading at 8 under through 12: Score key, then the line Puts the board on a TV, paired with a code, with Show on a TV and Share the live board, above Round, Pick my own name and Close the round.

Step 4

Share the result

When you close the round, every player sees the result: the podium, how a tie was broken and their own place. Publish the recap for the full list.

The outing's final podium: Team 2 first at 10 under, Team 3 and Team 4 second and third at 8 under. Team 2 won by 2 strokes.

Level up

Levels and badges keep players coming back.

Climb the levels and keep a record against the people you play every week.

Rounds you play against each other add to your record, which only the two of you can see.

How levels work

A round's end on a phone: the XP from the round, Level 1 with 175 XP added and 280 XP to Level 2, and a new badge, Short Game Wizard.

GPS and stats

How far to the green on the outing's course.

Yardages from where you stand, where the course has a map, and your stats after each round.

See every feature

The hole view for hole 7 on a phone: the map from the tee to the green, with distance rings from 100 to 300 yards, a white dot for the player at the foot of the map and a dashed line through the target dot to the green.

The price

One credit per player per round, charged when a player's first score is recorded; a player with no score costs nothing. You pay. Your players pay nothing. When it is your first event, a trip or outing is free for every round played within 14 days of its first round. Entry fees are separate: we don't collect them. The organizer collects money however they already do.

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