Destination golf, sorted

Bandon's booked.
Sand Valley's full.
Your crew still needs a trip.

And we know exactly where to send you. World-class links your boys can actually book — set the days, set the budget, send it.

331 courses

9 countries

4 trips planned

2 on the platform

The problem

The destination golf problem.

18-month waitlists

Bandon's lottery. RCD's golden tickets. Cabot's allocation.

If you can't book it, you can't go. Most crews give up before they start.

Here's the move →

Group chat chaos

Six guys. Four opinions. Three weeks of bickering.

No one books. The trip evaporates. Everyone blames whoever started the thread.

Here's the move →

Concierge markup

$500–2,000 over green fee, just to make calls.

Tour operators charge a premium for booking work you can do yourself in an afternoon.

Here's the move →

What we built

What we built instead.

Anchor + auto-route

Pick your dream course. Tell us your days and budget. We route the rest — across Scotland, Ireland, US, Canada. 331 courses, real 2026 pricing, no markup.

Try the planner →

Vote with the crew

Add your boys. Propose swaps. Vote on courses. Decisions get logged. End the group-chat chaos.

How it works →

Real cost splits

Lodging splits by room. Rentals split by riders. Single-room upgrades only for the guy paying. Each crew member sees their personalized total.

See an example →

The killer feature

Plan it as a crew.

The reason the trip actually happens. Owner proposes, crew votes, the schedule updates itself.

Proposed by Mike · 18h left

Swap Day 4 to Cruden Bay?

Old Tom Morris over modern routing. Big call.

Yes — Cruden Bay 3 · 75%

Ryan — "love that course"

John

Mike

No — keep current 1 · 25%

Tom — "would rather hit Mach Old"

Waiting on Ben…

Owner proposes a poll on any decision.

Day swap, anchor change, tier upgrade, or open-question. Set a deadline, hit post.
Crew votes — with optional context.

Each vote can carry a one-line reason. The boys see who voted what before they choose.
Auto-applies on majority.

Day swaps fire automatically. Big destructive changes still need owner sign-off.
Decision history captures the whole trip.

"How this trip got planned" — every poll, every vote, every comment, on the record.