More golfers,
zero effort.

On The Town is a platform where club organizers create recurring social events — golf leagues, scramble clubs, networking foursomes, and more. These groups need great courses to host their regular outings, and that's where you come in. As a partner course, you get discovered by organizers in your area who are actively looking for courses to bring their groups to on a recurring weekly or monthly basis.

You sign up as a partner venue and share details about your course — it takes just a few minutes. Golf club organizers running leagues, scramble groups, and networking foursomes can then discover your course when planning their next outing. They coordinate their group, collect RSVPs, and handle all the member communication. You simply provide the tee times and enjoy the guaranteed group bookings. There are no fees, no commissions, and no contracts.

Weekly twilight leagues, Saturday morning scramble clubs, networking foursomes, charity golf groups, couples golf nights, senior golfer associations, and corporate outing clubs are all common. Many run weekly or monthly during the season, providing predictable group bookings that fill your tee sheet during off-peak hours. Organizers typically bring 16 to 40 golfers per event, and many of those players also spend in the pro shop and clubhouse.

No. Partnering with On The Town is completely free for golf courses. We never charge fees, take a cut of your green fees, or require any subscription. You simply get discovered by club organizers who need a great course for their events, and you keep 100% of every green fee, cart rental, and pro shop purchase.

Most golf courses are packed on weekends but struggle with empty tee sheets on weekday afternoons, especially Tuesday through Thursday. Recurring golf leagues and scramble clubs solve this because they book the same block of tee times every week. A single twilight league can fill 16 to 32 tee times every Thursday afternoon that would otherwise go unused. On The Town connects you with these organizers for free, turning your slowest days into reliable revenue without spending on advertising or discount promotions that devalue your course.

League golfers don't just play and leave — they buy balls, gloves, and gear from the pro shop before their round, and they stick around for food and drinks at the clubhouse afterward. Golf courses that host recurring leagues report pro shop revenue increases of 25% to 40% from league members alone. The social element also drives word-of-mouth referrals, bringing new golfers to your course who might never have found you otherwise.

GolfNow and other tee time platforms sell individual tee times, often at discounted rates that cut into your margins. On The Town is different — it connects you with golf club organizers who bring entire groups of golfers on a recurring schedule at your full rates. There are no per-round fees, no discount requirements, and no commissions. The organizers handle all the group coordination and member management, so you get reliable, high-value group bookings without giving away margin.