How it works
Pace of play,
from tee sheet to finish.
GolfTimr replaces stopwatches and clipboards with one simple flow. Upload the day, share the QR codes, and let golfers log their own times while the pro shop watches the board.
A quick walkthrough: upload a tee sheet, watch the live pace board, and log checkpoints.
Step 01
Set up your club
Create your club profile, add your course targets (front nine, back nine and total round time), and choose how you want to run the day. It takes a couple of minutes.
No hardware needed — just a browser.
Step 02
Upload the tee sheet
Drop in the day's tee sheet as a CSV or paste it in. GolfTimr reads the tee times and player names, then builds the live board automatically.
Every clock starts at the tee time — no stopwatches.
Step 03
Choose how golfers check in
You choose where times are taken around the course: every hole, every 3 holes, every 6 holes, the front and back nine, or just the full 18. Then use whatever suits you — QR codes on the course or the scorecard, links sent in booking emails or a WhatsApp group, or simply let staff tap times on the live board. Nothing has to be printed or put out on the course.
QR codes, shared links or staff taps — mix and match, all print-free if you like.
Step 04
Watch the live pace board
The pro shop dashboard shows every group: on pace, drifting, or finished. Colors make it obvious where the course is slowing down before a backup forms.
See the whole course at a glance.
Step 05
Review and improve
After the round, export the data or look back at historical rounds. Spot patterns — which holes lose time, which starts back up — and plan the next event with real numbers.
Build a pace-of-play picture over time.
Measure at whatever points suit your course
Every club is different, so you choose where round times are taken around the course — and you can change it any time.
Every hole
A time after each of the 18 — the fullest picture of where the day is going.
Every 3 holes
Six checkpoints a round: enough detail to pin down the slow patches.
Every 6 holes
Three checkpoints a round — barely any effort for golfers, still useful for you.
Front & back nine
A time at the turn and at the 18th green — the way most clubs start out.
Full 18 only
One time per round, logged when the group finishes. The lightest touch of all.
What you need to get started
GolfTimr is designed to run with whatever you already have in the pro shop or golf shop.
A tee sheet
CSV, Excel export, or pasted list with tee times and player names.
Golfers' own phones
They scan a QR code or tap a link you've sent them. No app install, no hardware to buy, and no signs needed on the course.
Someone to start the day
Upload the tee sheet and open the live board — it takes a couple of minutes, then the system runs itself.
Start free — no time limit
Upload a real tee sheet, run a competition, and see how much smoother the day feels — no card required.