Gone in 5 minutes.
Yours in 5 seconds.
Watch one course, or your whole city. The moment a time frees up, you hear about it.
94° at 4pm.
77° at 7am.
Every tee time carries its own forecast and its own price. Pick the round you actually want to play.
Rounding up a foursome.
One link.
Send it once. Your friends and family get the same alerts you do, and when one of you grabs it, everybody else stops getting pinged about a time that is gone.
The booking site.
The weather app.
The maps check.
All three, before you commit to a round. Every course near you sits in one list with its rating, its hours, its price and how far it really is.
Questions.
Answers.
How fast are the tee time alerts?
We watch the tee sheets so you don't have to, and the notification goes out as soon as a spot appears. Cancellations are usually taken within minutes, so the alert reaching your phone first is the whole point.
Which golf courses are covered?
Every course near you is in the app with its hours, price and rating. For courses whose booking systems we can read, you get live tee times, and tapping one opens that exact slot. For the rest we link you straight to the course's own booking page rather than guess. Coverage grows as more systems open up.
Does it work in my city?
Every Tee looks up the courses around wherever you are in the United States, and new areas get added as people search them. How many of those courses show live tee times depends on the booking system each one uses, so that varies from place to place.
Is this a tee time sniper?
That's the idea, without the refreshing. You set the course, the day and the window you'd actually play once, and Every Tee sends a tee time notification the moment something opens up inside it. Share the alert and your whole group hears at the same time.