For group admins

Run your group's golf without the group text

You publish the tee times. Your players claim their spots, the foursomes fill themselves, and the weather shows up automatically. You stay the group admin — without being the secretary.

Why group admins switch to Tangent Golf Groups

  • Recurring tee sheets

    Post the week's tee sheet in seconds. Standard tee times or shotgun starts (2B / 3A) both work, laid out on a two-week calendar.

  • Players sign themselves up

    No more counting heads in a group text. Members tap “I can play,” the slots fill, and overflow rolls onto an automatic waitlist.

  • Real course data, zero typing

    Courses come straight from the iGolf catalog — ratings, slopes, and scorecards included. Search, pick, done.

  • Messaging built in

    Email the whole group or just a day's players from the group page. It sends from you, and replies land in your inbox.

  • Day admins

    Hand off a single round to a day admin so you're not the only one who can make changes on the course.

  • Live weather playability

    Every tee time is color-coded green / yellow / red for golf conditions, with an hour-by-hour forecast for the course's location.

The weekly tee time shouldn't be this hard

Every group has the same Tuesday-night ritual: a 40-message text thread, a headcount that changes hourly, and one person stuck holding the sheet. Tangent Golf Groups replaces the thread with a tee sheet your whole group can see.

  • Before

    “Who's in for Saturday?” ×40 messages

  • Before

    Counting thumbs-ups to build foursomes

  • Before

    Someone drops at 9 PM and the texting starts over

  • Before

    One admin holding the whole thing together

One dashboard your whole group lives on

Every member sees the same thing when they sign in: their upcoming events, the two-week tee-time calendar across every group they're in, and one tap to claim a spot.

The player dashboard: upcoming events, the two-week tee-time calendar, and day cards with one-tap signup
The member dashboard — events, the two-week calendar, and “I can play” on every day.

How it works for group admins

  1. 1

    Create your group

    Name it, drop in a logo, and set how sign-ups work — first-come-first-served or approval required. Two minutes, once.

  2. 2

    Invite your members

    Share one invite link in your group text or send email invites. Opening the invite adds the player — no forms, no spreadsheets.

  3. 3

    Publish the week's tee times

    Date, course, times, spots. Standard tee times or shotgun starts (2B, 3A…) both work, with the whole week visible on the calendar.

  4. 4

    Players claim their spots

    Members tap “I can play” on their dashboard. The slots fill, overflow rolls onto an automatic waitlist, and openings backfill themselves.

  5. 5

    Set the pairings

    Drag players onto tee times, add guests by name, and hand a single day to a day admin so you're not the only one holding the sheet.

  6. 6

    Tell everyone at once

    One message from the group page emails your members — it sends from you, and replies come straight back to your inbox.

Set up once, run every week

Your group's page holds everything in one place — logo, sign-up rules, tee times, and messaging. Courses come from the iGolf catalog, so ratings and scorecards are already right.

The group manage page: group details, sign-up settings, tee times, and messaging
The group page — details, sign-up rules, tee times, and messaging on one screen.

Pairings without the puzzle

Drag players onto tee times or starting holes, see everyone's index inline, add guests by name, and put the day in a day admin's hands when you're out of town. Shotgun starts get per-hole groups automatically.

The placements editor: player list on the left, tee-time and starting-hole slots on the right
Placements — a shotgun-start Tuesday with 16 players across four holes.

One message reaches everyone

Announcements go from the group page to every member's inbox — sent from you, with replies coming straight back to you. Pick everyone or just the players on a given day.

The messaging panel: recipients, subject, and message
“Next week's tee times are posted” — one send instead of forty texts.

Growing the group is one link

Groups are invite-only. Share your link in the group chat or send email invites — opening the invite adds the player, and you can revoke the link any time.

The invite members dialog with a shareable link and email invites
One revocable link, or per-player email invites.

Run your group like a pro shop

Free for your group. Members sign in with the same account they use for the Tangent Golf app — avatars, names, and handicap indexes come along automatically.