GolfTimr — smarter pace of play

For golf clubs

Know exactly how long your rounds take.

Stop guessing where rounds slow down.

GolfTimr gives golf clubs simple, real-world data on round times — so you can see where rounds slow down, identify patterns and measure whether changes actually work.

No app · No GPS · No hardware

Group · 08:10

Finished

Tee

08:10

Turn

10:08

18th

12:14

Front nine

1h 58m

Round time

4h 04m

Example round

How long are your golfers actually taking?

Most golf clubs know when pace of play is a problem. What they don't always have is the data to understand exactly when, where and why it happens.

“How long are our rounds actually taking?”
“Which tee times are the slowest?”
“Are weekends significantly slower?”
“Are rounds getting faster or slower?”
“Did our changes actually improve pace of play?”
“Where are we losing time?”

GolfTimr turns those questions into measurable data.

Simple for golfers. Powerful for clubs.

  1. 01

    Tee off

    GolfTimr records the scheduled tee time from your uploaded tee sheet.

  2. 02

    Scan at the turn (halfway)

    A simple QR scan records when the group reaches the halfway point after 9 holes.

  3. 03

    Scan at the 18th

    One final scan records when the round is complete.

  4. 04

    See the data

    GolfTimr turns those scans into useful round-time data for your club.

Measure at whatever points suit your course

Some clubs only want the turn and the 18th. Others want a time after every hole. You decide where round times are taken around the course, and you can change it whenever you like.

  • Every hole
  • Every 3 holes
  • Every 6 holes
  • Front & back nine
  • Full 18 only

No app for golfers. No GPS. No hardware.

Turn round times into useful decisions.

See the patterns in your club's actual playing data.

Average round time

See how long groups take to complete their rounds, against your target time.

Turn times

Understand how long it takes groups to reach the halfway point.

Course performance

A live board of who's on pace and who's drifting, with day exports for your records.

Checkpoint points you choose

Measure round times every hole, every 3 holes, every 6 holes, at the front and back nine, or just the full 18.

Coming soon

Time-of-day analysis

Spot whether particular tee times or parts of the day produce slower rounds.

Coming soon

Historical trends

Track whether round times are improving or getting worse over time.

Coming soon

Measure changes

Make a change and use real data to see whether it actually worked.

Built for golf clubs. Not golfers.

GolfTimr

  • Simple QR scanning
  • No golfer app
  • No GPS hardware
  • Minimal setup
  • Real round-time data
  • Easy to understand
  • Designed around golf-club operations

Typical alternatives

  • Golfers asked to download an app
  • GPS units or trackers to buy and maintain
  • Installation and hardware on the course
  • Guesswork from the pro shop window

Early adopter programme

Start tracking your rounds for free.

We're inviting golf clubs to start using GolfTimr without the usual barriers — no hardware purchases, no complicated installation, no card and no time limit. Upgrade only when you want your full history.

We're looking for golf clubs and courses to help us build and refine GolfTimr. Early clubs help shape the product — and the first 200 lock in the founding rate for life.

Start timing

No hardware. No complicated installation. No commitment.

The bigger picture

Know how your course compares.

As more golf clubs use GolfTimr, the platform can build a broader picture of real-world round times across golf. Future GolfTimr development will include:

  • Club benchmarking
  • Course benchmarking
  • National round-time trends
  • Event & tournament analysis
  • Industry insights

How does your club compare?

Illustrative example
Club A3h 54m
Club B4h 02m
Club C4h 08m
Club D4h 17m

Not real clubs or customer data. As the GolfTimr network grows, clubs could eventually compare their round times against similar courses.

Stop guessing. Start measuring.

Start collecting real round-time data with GolfTimr.