Golf tournament management software
Plan and run golf tournaments in your browser with Cartners. Manage registration, rounds, pairings, teams, scorecards and results using the same account as the mobile app.
One event. Every detail.
Scroll sideways to see all tournament tools.
| STAGE | YOUR TOOLS | WHERE TO START |
|---|---|---|
| Plan the event | Course selection, round dates, player limits, privacy and registration. | Create an event |
| Bring in the field | Invitations, registration approvals, waitlists, withdrawals and flights. | Manage your event |
| Set the competition | Rounds, player groups, tee sheets and tournament staff access. | Open tournament tools |
| Keep everyone informed | Event announcements, player communication and notifications. | Open an event |
| Play and score | Individual and group scorecards, access codes and score entry. | Use a scoring code |
| Finish the day | Review scores, publish results and return to tournament history. | View history |
Playing in a tournament?
Sign in with your existing Cartners account, search for an event and open its details. Your registration, invitations and results follow your account between the website and the app.
Find your event ›Running a club or a season?
Keep your organization, members and tournaments connected. Open a league to manage its golf season, or create an organization for your group.
Organizations › Leagues ›Registration, scoring and management controls follow the event’s status and your assigned role. Open the tournament to see the actions available to you.
Before you get started
Can I run a golf tournament without asking everyone to install an app?
Yes. Organizers can manage a Cartners tournament in a web browser. Golfers use their Cartners account in the browser, or an organizer-issued guest scoring code for the scoring session assigned to them.
See how browser and guest scoring workWhich competition format can I create in Cartners?
The current tournament creation workflow uses individual gross stroke play. Named teams, captains, playing groups and flights organize the field; creating a team does not switch the event to scramble, match play or another scoring format.
Understand pairings and teamsWhen should I use Cartners instead of a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet can hold a simple player list. Cartners is useful when you need registration, assigned organizer and scorer access, saved rounds and scorecards, and event results in one place. For an early estimate of tee times, start with the public planner before creating the event.
Plan a starting schedule without an accountDoes creating a tournament reserve the golf course?
No. Arrange the course, tee times and any course fees directly with the course. Use those agreed details to set up the tournament and tell players where and when to meet.
Follow the organizer guideExplore the golf tools in detail
Golf guides & planner- Tournament registration
Entries, registration requests and waitlists.
- Pairings and teams
Arrange groups, team rosters and the tee sheet.
- Live golf scoring
Score entry, guest codes and leaderboards.
- Golf leagues
Organize a season of competitions.
- Run a golf tournament
Work through setup, play and published results.
- Tournament planning checklist
Use and print a practical organizer checklist.
- Tee-time planner
Calculate group starts and download a draft tee sheet.
