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Pinehurst, NC6 in
May 6–9 · fly into RDU
~$1,230 per person
Organize the golf trip without the back-and-forth
Getting four people to agree on a destination, dates and a price is harder than the golf. (Fine, almost.) Trip Pulse gives every golfer a private link, then shows you the trip that keeps the most people in.
Free to plan. $2 per person when you send it, never more than $20. No app to download. See a sample trip
What your group sees
Example golf trip, updated live. No scrolling up 400 messages required.Scottsdale, AZ3.5 in
Apr 8–11 · fly into PHX
~$1,550 per person
Myrtle Beach, SC2 in
May 13–16 · drive or fly MYR
~$840 per person
Anyone can suggest a place
You approve it first. Yes, even the Vegas pitch.
Why it beats the group chat
Compare real options
Pinehurst in May or Scottsdale in April? Put each destination next to its dates and per-person cost for the stay and golf.
Foursomes matter
See exactly who's in for each option, so you can book tee times without anyone playing as a very lonely single.
Shared rides from the airport
After you call it, everyone adds their flight. Arrivals are grouped so everyone can split a rental or a ride to the course.
How to plan a group golf trip
- Start with the group sizeTee times work in foursomes, so aim for 4, 8, 12 or 16 players. Knowing your likely headcount shapes where you can book.
- Shortlist destinations with datesCompare two to four options. Think about season and weather, drive or flight time for most of the group, and how many rounds you want to play.
- Estimate the full costInclude lodging, green fees, carts or caddies, and meals. A realistic per-person number avoids surprises later.
- Collect answers privatelyAsk each golfer whether they're in, which options work and what they'll spend. Private budgets keep the group honest.
- Book tee times earlyOnce you've called it, lock tee times and lodging quickly. Popular courses fill well in advance, especially on weekends.
- Coordinate travelGroup flights landing at the same airport so the group can share a rental car or van to the course.
How Trip Pulse works
1
Add options, or let the group suggest
Destinations, dates and a rough per-person cost. Mark anyone the trip needs.
2
Send each person their link
They say if they're in, which options work and a private budget. About a minute, even for the slow texters.
3
Call it and split the costs
See the pick that keeps the most people in, line up arrivals, then log shared costs and see who owes whom.
Free to plan. Pay only when it's real.
Set up the whole golf trip for free. When you're ready to send it to the group, it's one payment of $2 per person, $8 minimum and never more than $20. Invites, reminders, results and cost splitting are all included.
Frequently asked questions
How far ahead should you book a golf trip?
Three to six months is typical for popular destinations, and longer for peak season or bucket-list courses where tee times are limited.
How do you split costs on a golf trip?
Most groups split lodging evenly and pay green fees per player. Agree on the approach up front so the per-person estimate is accurate.
What if not everyone can afford the same trip?
Let each golfer set a private limit. Trip Pulse shows which destination keeps the most people in without revealing anyone's number.
Does everyone need an account?
No. Each golfer gets a private link that works in any browser. Only the organizer pays.