Tournaments golfers can find, enter and follow.
Stroke play or a match play bracket, singles or pairs, net or gross. Publish it and golfers near you find it, register with their PostUp account, and bring their handicap with them — no spreadsheet of entries.
Tournaments, done properly.
Stroke play or brackets
A stroke-play leaderboard, or a match play bracket seeded by handicap, at random or in sign-up order.
Singles or pairs
Individual events or two-person teams.
Net or gross
Handicaps come from each golfer’s PostUp account, so net results are fair without anyone emailing their index.
Registration that runs itself
Golfers register with their PostUp account. You see the field fill up; no forms to retype.
Entry fee if you want one
Set a fee and what it covers, and add your own payment link (Venmo, PayPal, the club). The money goes straight to you; you tick off who has paid.
Golfers find it
Published tournaments are listed on the PostUp tournament finder for golfers in the area.
4 steps.
Set it up
Format, singles or pairs, net or gross, date, course, fee.
Publish it
It is listed for golfers nearby and you get a link to share.
Golfers register
With their PostUp account and their handicap.
Play it
Scores on PostUp; the leaderboard or bracket moves as results come in.
Tournaments — what people ask.
What tournament formats does PostUp support?
Stroke play with a leaderboard, and match play brackets. Either can be singles or pairs, and net or gross.
How do golfers register?
They open the tournament on PostUp and register with their PostUp account, which carries their name, email and handicap index. You see the field as it fills.
Can I charge an entry fee?
Yes. Set the fee, say what it covers and add your own payment link — PostUp shows them to golfers and the money goes straight to you. You tick off who has paid. Or leave it free.
Where do golfers find my tournament?
Published tournaments appear on postup.golf/tournaments, which golfers search by area, and you get a link to share yourself.
Can I run a club championship or member-guest?
Yes — a match play bracket suits a club championship, and pairs with net scoring suits a member-guest. For a full season of club events with an order of merit, see PostUp for clubs.
More answers on the PostUp FAQ.
Set up a tournament.
Run a golf tournament on PostUp: stroke play or a match play bracket, singles or pairs, net or gross, with an entry fee if you want one.
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