Here is what it costs.
Pick a tier. Use it. Pay us when you outgrow free. That is the whole pitch.
See a live demo, no signup →- ✓ 1 league
- ✓ Up to 12 players
- ✓ 5 events per year
- ✓ Live leaderboards on phones
- ✓ Printable scorecards and tee sheets
- ✓ Player of the Year tracking
- ✓ Up to 3 programs (leagues and tours)
- ✓ Up to 250 players
- ✓ Handicap scoring and net play
- ✓ Course catalog import
- ✓ Your logo and colors everywhere
- ✓ Public spectator pages
- ✓ Dues boards, card payments, and SMS notifications
- ✓ Everything in Club
- ✓ Unlimited programs, leagues and tours
- ✓ Unlimited players
- ✓ Own and run more than one club under one login
- ✓ Season Rollup: combined standings across every program
- ✓ API access for your own tools
- ✓ Priority support: same-business-day reply
Whole dollars. Round numbers.
$40 is $40. Not $39.99. I don't know who decided every SaaS price has to end in a 9 but it's been 40 years and the bit is old. Easier math for both of us.
Running one event? Skip the subscription.
Buddy trip in October. Charity scramble on Memorial Day. Pay once, run the thing, walk away.
- ✓ Up to 24 players
- ✓ Up to 6 rounds across 7 days
- ✓ Skins, points, side games
- ✓ Printable scorecards and leaderboards
- ✓ 30 days of access. Use it, then bye.
- ✓ Up to 144 players
- ✓ One full event day
- ✓ Scramble, stableford, and match formats
- ✓ Pairings and tee sheet management
- ✓ 14 days of access. The event runs once.
Multi-club operator. State golf association. White-label deployment. Whatever weird thing you need that does not fit the tiers above. Email me, we will figure it out.
Need help? Email me.
No ticket system. No "we'll get back to you in 24-48 business hours." No level-1 rep reading from a script. Just me.
If something is broken, I will probably fix it that night. If you have an idea, hit me up. I read everything. I respond.
Questions you would probably ask anyway
Nope. Honestly, what would we even charge you for? You click Get Started. You import your players. You run an event. If the software needs a $500 onboarding call to use, the software is the problem.
Yes. Bring a CSV of your players, search the catalog for your course, and you are running an event in under an hour. If your old player list is in a spreadsheet and looks weird, send it to me and I will help you load it. Still not charging anything.
You get an email when you hit a limit and we let you finish out the month. Hit the limit two months in a row, or two out of three months, and you get another email plus a bump up to the next tier the following month. No surprise overages. Definitely not cutting you off mid-event.
You can enter and track each player's GHIN number and handicap index today, and First Cut Golf uses that index for course handicap and net scoring. We are applying for GHIN access now. Until it is approved and live, handicaps are entered by hand and scores are posted manually rather than syncing automatically to USGA's GHIN system. The day it goes live, the GHIN numbers you already stored are ready to connect.
Settings page, one click, done. Your data hangs around for 180 days after that. Come back inside that window and everything is right where you left it. Just renew and keep going. After 180 days, the data is gone for real.
Mostly just me, for now. I have run the tournament side of our men's association for eight years and built First Cut Golf because what existed felt either too corporate or too casual. Hi.
Run a real tournament this week.
Sign up. Add your players. Hit the first tee on Saturday. The free tier covers it.
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