Online invitation golf tournament
From tee time to photo book: organize a golf tournament where every flight departs on time and the 19th hole is well stocked.
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Tee off, fairway, birdie — and a toast at hole 19.
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Ontwerp uitnodigingen, herinneringen, vragenlijsten en een fotoboek.
Wie mag je verwelkomen?
Enthusiastic golfers with their own bag, beginners who secretly watched YouTube one more time, and the colleague who claims to have a handicap of 12. With Easyinvite, you manage all participants and flight schedules — from experienced club members to guests picking up a putter for the first time.
De perfecte voorbereiding
Share tee times, flight assignments, course rules, and dress code with all participants.
Nagenieten met een online fotoboek
The last putt has been made, the scorecards have been handed in, and everyone is sitting with a drink on the club terrace. With an online photo book, you bundle all the moments — from the group photo at the first tee to the award ceremony. Send it to all participants as a sporting keepsake.
Every golfer at the right tee time
Keep track of who's participating, what their handicap is, and which flight they're in. Is Jan bringing his own buggy? Does company X's team prefer the early round? This way, you create the perfect flight schedule and everyone starts on time.
Building excitement toward the first tee
Send an invitation that builds sporting excitement. Think: "Saturday April 12: the annual golf tournament at Golf Club De Linde. Tee time 9:00 AM, followed by lunch and award ceremony." Or a reminder: "Tomorrow is the day! Your flight starts at 10:15 on hole 1. Don't forget your golf shoes!"
From tee shot to trophy
From the first nervous tee shot to the proud moment on the winner's podium — preserve every sporting highlight. Send the photo book to all participants as a memory of a day on the green.
Writing help for perfect golf communications
No inspiration for a sporting invitation? The AI assistant helps you with texts full of golf humor and club etiquette — from the save-the-date to the congratulations message for the winner.
Handicaps, dietary requirements, and flight preference
Ask beforehand about handicaps, whether participants need a buggy, and their dietary requirements for lunch. "What is your current handicap?" or "Do you prefer a morning or afternoon round?" Afterwards: "What was the highlight of your round?"
All scores at a glance
See immediately how many participants there are, how the flights are organized, and who's having lunch afterwards. This way, you organize a tournament that runs smoothly from tee 1 to hole 18.
