Agree on a day, time window and number of players before you hunt for a tee time. Put those details in one shared plan, invite your friends, then confirm the exact course and time after someone books. Jolf keeps the plan, RSVPs and your regular group together.
Start a plan before signing in. Round planning is free.
Start with a date, a morning or afternoon window, and a few possible courses. Agree on 9 or 18 holes and a budget before you book. You can start the plan even if you don’t have a tee time yet.
Share a private invitation. Friends can preview the plan, then sign in with an email code to join and RSVP. The host can see interest in one place instead of counting replies across messages.
One person completes the reservation with the course. Add those booked details to the plan and collect fresh confirmations. Make sure everyone understands the operator’s arrival, payment and cancellation rules.
Use the number of players who intend to come when searching. A slot for one golfer won’t fit a foursome. Compare supported courses in Jolf or save a watch for the day and time window that works for everyone.
See how tee-time watches work →You can add a tee time booked elsewhere and use Jolf to organize the group. Share the exact course, date and time so friends know what they’re confirming. Your course reservation stays with the operator.
Plan around an existing tee time →Start with a clear invitation: where, when, how many holes and whether the tee time is already booked. If you have room, Jolf lets you list open places for other golfers to request. The organizer chooses who joins. Your round begins privately, and the roster and group discussion stay private.
For a regular game, save your group and send fresh invitations for the next round. A saved group makes it easier to invite the same people; it does not assume everyone is available or confirm them automatically.
Jolf is a web app with free round planning, private invitations, RSVPs and saved groups. There is no app download required. Plus adds more tee-time watches; your friends do not need a paid subscription to join a round.
Yes. Start a proposed round with a day, time window and course choices. Use it to find out who’s interested. Once the host books, add the exact tee time and ask the group to confirm. Create a separate round for each planned game.
No. Jolf coordinates your group. The host’s booking with the course is separate, and the operator sets its payment, cancellation and refund rules. Joining or leaving the Jolf round does not charge, cancel or refund a course reservation.
Friends can preview a shared invitation without an account. To join and RSVP themselves, they sign in with an email code. Hosts can also add named guests to keep the plan accurate; a named guest is not a confirmed Jolf account participant.
Pick a day, share a private invitation, and see who’s in.
Start a plan before signing in. Round planning is free.