Four days. Twelve guys. One reckoning.
The annual trip is sacred. The group chat running it is a landfill. SuperWolf runs the whole thing — the pairings, the games, the money, the photos, even the bar tab — so the only argument left is the one you actually came for: who's better at golf.
One trip. Every dollar. Zero spreadsheets.
Somebody in your crew is currently maintaining a spreadsheet with 11 tabs and a formula he doesn't trust. Retire him. Set the dates, send one link, done.
Days that run themselves
Every day of the trip is a full tournament, created automatically — skins, quota, best balls, stroke play, side bets, the works. You pick the games; the structure builds itself.
One link for the whole crew
Send one invite link for the entire trip. Each guy taps it, claims his slot on the roster, and he's in — every day, every game. No herding, no “wait, which link was for Saturday?”
Every dollar, one board
Every game from every day feeds the trip Moneyboard — one net number per man for the whole trip. The board doesn't do excuses. The board does math.
Home base
Every trip gets its own page — cover photo, dates, roster, and The Rundown: the itinerary, the house rules, the stakes, and exactly what happens to the guy who oversleeps.
- The days, laid out — each one a tap away, with its course and its games. Nobody gets to claim he “didn't know the format.”
- The roster — who's in, who's confirmed, whose avatar is somehow still a gray circle three trips later.
- Pinned in the app — the trip rides the top of everyone's app from the day they join until the drive home.
Pairings without the politics
The nightly “who's playing with whom” summit is over. Build every day's groups before you leave the driveway.
- The mixer does the math — one tap spreads the pairings so everybody plays with everybody across the trip. No cliques, no free rides, no hiding from the guy you owe money.
- Click-swap when you must — fine, keep the two guys who share a cart cooler together. Swap anyone with two clicks.
- “Your group today” — every man's app shows his group and tee time for today and tomorrow, and the scorekeeper's round starts pre-filled with the right names. Zero setup on the first tee.
The Moneyboard
Four days of skins, Nassaus, quotas, presses and bad decisions — netted to one number per man, updated live as the rounds come in.
- Everything counts, nothing counts twice — every group game and side bet from every day rolls up, and the board knows the double-count rules cold. It's cleaner than your accountant.
- Green means gloat — red means reach for your wallet. The board updates before your cart gets back to the house.
- Settle once — no envelope of crumpled twenties changing hands six times. One number, one payment, Sunday night, done.
The Feed
Every trip needs a record. Not for the memories — for the evidence.
- Photos, up to eight a post — the sunrise tee shot, the scorecard, the shank that hit the cart girl's stand. Post it all.
- Threaded comments — so the trash talk about Tuesday's three-putt stays attached to the photo of Tuesday's three-putt. Forever.
- Members only — what happens on the trip stays on the feed. Wives, bosses and group-chat lurkers not invited.
The Tab
The golf money is only half the ledger. The house, the steaks, the gas, the case of beer that didn't survive night one — The Tab tracks all of it.
- Anyone logs it — snap the receipt, name the payer, done. Takes less time than the toast he made about buying it.
- The split is automatic — even across the roster unless you say otherwise, down to the cent. Nobody “forgets” the second dinner.
- Settle-up says who pays whom — the ledger nets out and tells everyone exactly what to send. And no, you can't leave the trip while you're on the tab. We checked.
Games that outlast the day
Daily games settle daily. These two follow you around all week — like a debt.
Trip Crossfire
Flip one toggle and every man on the trip plays a Nassau against every other man — front, back and overall, dormie presses included — on top of whatever his group is playing. Twelve guys is sixty-six simultaneous matches, and yes, the app settles every one of them. Your card gives you the whole hit list: who you're beating, who's beating you, and who's been ducking you since Thursday.
Quota, chained
Play Quota every day and your number follows you from course to course — beat your quota Thursday and Friday's target goes up. The sandbagger's favorite game, minus the sandbagging: the chain corrects him a little more every day, in front of everybody. Beautiful, really.
The whole house is watching
Scores land live — in every pocket and up on the big screen.
TV leaderboard at the rental
Throw the day's leaderboard on the living-room TV — standings, skins, quota, best balls, cycling automatically while the late group is still grinding in. Nothing improves a beer on the porch like watching your money move on a 65-inch screen.
Enter a TV code →Run it from the web
The organizer gets the full command center: build the days, set the games, drag the pairings, post the Rundown, police the Tab. Your buddies just need the app and a working credit card for Sunday night.
Sign in →Good to know
- Every trip day is a real tournament — all the tournament games and cross-group side bets work, and each day can be a different course.
- The invite link is trip-wide — a guy who joins claims his slot on the roster and is in every day's field automatically.
- Your foursome still plays its own game — Wolf, Kansas City, Vegas, whatever — and that money lands on the Moneyboard next to everything else.
- Late arrival Friday? No problem — he plays the days he's there, and the organizer can adjust any Tab split so he only pays for what he was around to enjoy.
This year, run it right.
Set up the trip in ten minutes, send one link, and spend the week playing golf instead of doing arithmetic.
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