Golf is better with the people you actually want to play with. The hard part has never been the golf, it is keeping everyone together: who is playing this weekend, who won last time, who still owes a beer from the back nine. A group in Golfsocial holds all of it in one place, the rounds, the standings and the banter, so the only thing left to organise is the tee time.
Create a group, invite the regulars
Start a group in seconds and bring in the people you play with most. Send an invite, they accept, and everyone is in the same place. Four mates, a weekly fourball or a whole society, it works the same way, and nobody gets left off the list.
Everything the group does, in one feed
When someone posts a round, the rest of the group sees it. Likes, comments and the slow-motion retelling of a collapse on the back nine all land in one place, on the round itself, instead of scattered across five different chats. Scroll the feed and you can see exactly what the group has been up to, and who has been quietly getting better.
The end of the scattered group chat
You know the drill: scores half-remembered in a chat, photos lost three apps away, a running argument about who actually won that no one can settle. A group fixes that by giving the rounds a home. The score is there, the day is there, and the bragging rights are finally on the record.
Threads, for when a comment isn't enough
Some things deserve more than a one-line comment. Start a thread in the group to plan the next outing, argue about ryder cup pairings, or keep a season-long running joke alive. It is the part of the group that keeps going between rounds.
What a group gives you
- One place for everyone: the people, the rounds and the running joke, together.
- Every round in the feed: see what the group is playing and pile on.
- Standings that settle it: no more arguing about who won.
- Threads between rounds: plans and banter that keep going.
- Free for the whole group: no seats to buy, no premium wall.
Good friends never let friends golf in silence.
Common questions
Is Golfsocial free?
Yes. Golfsocial is free on iPhone and Android, groups included.
How many people can a group hold?
From a regular fourball to a full society. Invite as many as you play with.
Can I be in more than one group?
Yes. Keep your weekly fourball, your club and your work golf as separate groups, each with its own feed.
Do we all need official handicaps?
No. Anyone can join the group. And when you log rounds, your official handicap comes along through our DGU connection.
How do invites work?
Send an invite from the app, they accept, and they are in. That is the whole setup.
