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Compare golf event software for your outing.
Start with who the day is for, then check the work each tool actually does for that person.
Most golf event software is built for one of two buyers: the course or club running tournaments, or the company planner running a client, prospect or team golf day. FairwayOS is built for the planner. The comparisons below use each vendor's own public pages, are dated, and say where the other product is stronger.
When you compare, check five things: how guests register (and whether they need an account or an app), how pairings get built, whether scoring and the leaderboard are live without a download, whose brand is on the event, and what pricing is published before you talk to anyone.
- FairwayOS vs Golf Genius
Golf Genius runs the course. FairwayOS runs your company's golf day: planning, guest tags, an ROI report, and published pricing. Sourced and dated.
- Corporate outings
How FairwayOS runs client, prospect and team golf days: private invite links, networking pairings and a clubhouse leaderboard.
- Pricing
Published FairwayOS plans. FairwayOS takes 0% of registration revenue; standard Stripe processing costs still apply.
- Golf event calculator
See what an outing costs and what it has to return before you choose software.
Frequently asked questions
How should I compare golf event software?
Match the tool to the buyer first: course and club tournament operations, or a company planner running one golf day. Then check guest registration, pairings, live scoring without an app download, branding, and published pricing against your event.
Does FairwayOS publish its pricing?
Yes. Plans are on the pricing page, and FairwayOS takes 0% of registration revenue. Standard Stripe processing costs still apply.