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foreUP review

#6 of 25 in Golf Tee Time Booking SoftwareClub Management

A broad web platform for courses managing booking, operations, payments, and member services.

8.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

foreUP is a web-based golf course management platform for golf courses, clubs, and multi-course operators. It combines online tee time booking and cloud tee sheet management with point of sale, online prepayment, billing, member portals, food and beverage operations, marketing, tournament management, reporting, and partner integrations. Golfers can book tee times and pay online, while course teams can manage availability, customer records, inventory, transactions, and communications in a browser-accessible system.

Its main strength is breadth. The published plans cover Golf Course Point of Sale, Tee Sheet Software, Billing, Food & Beverage for Golf Courses, Email & Text Marketing for Golf Courses, and Tournament Management. Features include multi-course management, inventory tracking, passes and gift cards, invoice management, ACH and automatic payments, tablet service tools, campaign reporting, registration, live scoring, and GHIN integration. This makes foreUP a fit for operators looking to connect several course functions rather than add a standalone tee time calendar.

The integration list supports a wider operating environment, including Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Dynamics 365, FreshBooks, QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, Xero, NetSuite, Birdie Delivery, Slate Golf Apps, Players 1st, Gallus Golf, 18Birdies, EventPro360, Yellow Dog, and Tagmarshal. The tradeoff is scope: a smaller course seeking only online booking may find the wider system unnecessary. Courses that want a centralized platform spanning tee sheets, payments, point of sale, member services, tournaments, dining, and marketing should consider foreUP; operators seeking a narrowly focused booking tool should compare simpler alternatives.

foreUP pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines tee sheets, online booking, payments, billing, and member portals
    • Supports tournaments, live scoring, food and beverage, and marketing
    • Offers integrations with accounting, golf, delivery, and operations platforms
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The broad feature set may exceed the needs of smaller, booking-only courses
    • Pricing details require confirmation before purchase

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