
The club management platform built for venues that want more bookings, less admin, and a direct line to organisers who are actively planning golf days.
A clean, searchable public profile for your club. Show your course layout, event formats, catering options, and availability so organisers find and book with confidence.
Accept event booking enquiries directly through your profile. Track every enquiry, confirm bookings, and keep organiser communications in one place.
When organisers run events at your venue, you get a real-time view of player numbers, dietary notes, and group draws — so your team is prepared on the day.
Understand which events drive the most revenue, which organisers re-book, and how your booking pipeline is tracking — all in one dashboard.
From the first enquiry to the prize presentation, Golfdays keeps your venue running smoothly.
Set up your public venue profile with course details, formats, catering options, and photo gallery. Let organisers find and evaluate your club in seconds.
Receive booking enquiries directly through your profile. Confirm or decline, set terms, and keep every conversation organised per event.
When an organiser runs an event at your venue, you get a live read-only view of player numbers, dietary requirements, and group draws.
Manage your club's availability and tee sheet. Block off private days, set open booking windows, and give organisers confidence before they commit.
Track bookings, event frequency, and revenue by event type. Understand your busiest periods and which organisers generate the most value.
See how many organisers are viewing your profile, which events convert to bookings, and where your biggest growth opportunities lie.
From championship venues filling shoulder-season tee sheets to community courses managing member events — Golfdays fits any club.
Surface your course to organisers actively planning golf days in your region. Set the days and times you want to host on and let booking enquiries land directly in the pro shop inbox — no listings fees, no commissions on members.
Every organiser who has run an event at your club keeps your details on their profile. Their next booking is a single click for them, and a notification for you — no chasing, no re-quoting, no lost relationships.
Player numbers, dietary requirements, buggy bookings and tee gift drop-offs flow into a shared event view, so catering can plan, the pro shop can stock, and starters know exactly who is teeing where.
Publish a rich club profile with course photos, signature holes, package pricing and amenities so organisers can shortlist you without a single phone call — and pick up the phone only when they're ready to book.
What golf clubs ask most often before listing their course on Golfdays.
No. Listing your club, publishing your course profile and receiving booking enquiries from organisers is free. We don't take commissions on rounds played by your members.
Yes. You set the days and times you're available to host external golf days, the formats you'll support, and any blackout periods around member competitions, weddings or course maintenance.
Existing relationships continue exactly as they are. Golfdays just gives you a shared workspace — once an organiser invites you onto an event, both sides see the same player numbers, dietary requirements and tee gift logistics in real time.
Yes. When organisers in your region are planning a new event, your course profile appears alongside other shortlisted venues. They send the enquiry through the platform, and it lands directly in your pro shop inbox with all the event details attached.
Yes. You can invite any number of team members to your club workspace and control what each person can see — front-of-house staff can see player numbers and tee times, while the kitchen sees dietary requirements and catering counts.
Join the clubs already using Golfdays to attract better organisers, streamline bookings, and grow event revenue.

“Our bookings doubled in the first season.”
We built Golfdays with club managers in the room. Every feature exists because a real club needed it — from managing dietary notes for 120 players to tracking which hole sponsor turned up on the day.