
BookMoreTeeTimes is a golf directory. You find the course, you book with the club itself, and your money stays where you played. Every listing points you at the club's own number and the club's own rate.
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Booking Fees You Pay
For twenty years the booking sites put themselves in the middle. They took trade rounds off the sheet, stacked fees onto the rate, and taught golfers to wait for a discount. The club built the course. The club keeps what it earns.
BookMoreTeeTimes is a golf directory that sends golfers straight to the course. You search by city or by name, see the real rate and the real phone number, then book with the club itself. Golfers pay the rate the course posts. Courses keep every dollar of the green fee.
Saturday morning. The counter is three deep, the register is open, and the phone keeps going. Nobody can reach it. The call rolls to voicemail, and the golfer on the other end books down the road instead.
What you get: Fairway Freddie covers the pro shop line around the clock, checks availability, and captures the golfer's name, number, and what they want. Your staff follows up and books.
You find a time on a third-party app, then watch the price climb at checkout. The availability is a day stale. The course sees a discounted round and a stranger holding the customer.
What you get: The course's own number, the course's own rate, and a listing a person checked.
Google reviews will always matter — they're table stakes, and we help courses earn them. But BookMoreTeeTimes is building something bigger: the place golfers come on purpose. A golf-first destination where players find courses and pros they can trust, and where the best operators get discovered.
Star ratings scattered across a map don't tell a golfer much. A dedicated home for real golf reputation does. That's what we're building — the trusted front door to the game, for the people who play it and the people who run it.
For GolfersSearch championship layouts, municipal tracks you have driven past for years, indoor simulators, and resort stays. Check the details each club posts, then book straight with the clubhouse.
Keep your tee sheet, your website, and your software. Fairway Freddie sits on your phone line, picks up when your counter is slammed, and captures the golfer's name, number, and what they want. Your staff follows up and books.
A packed counter costs a course real rounds. You get a line that picks up at 6am on a Saturday and at 9pm on a Tuesday, so the booking lands with you instead of the course down the road.
You keep the tee sheet, the golfer, and the green fee. Your player data stays yours. Your rate stays your rate, and your peak morning inventory stays on your sheet.
Golf has a century of tradition worth protecting and a booking stack built in 2008. You keep the first one... and trade up the second.
James Pemberton is a U.S. Navy veteran who has spent more than a decade building systems that find people and get them on the phone.
He called a course to ask about membership and a tee time. Ten rings, then voicemail. He hung up and never joined... and the course never knew it had lost him.
That call happens at courses all over the country, most Saturday mornings, several times an hour. The demand is already standing there with a credit card. The phone is where it leaks away.
“Build Don't Beg.”
Stop chasing. Build the system that answers for you, and let the work come find you.
The people who run the course claim the listing and confirm the phone number, the rate, and the booking link. That claim is what earns the verified mark, which is why it is the operator who grants it and not us.
You book with the course itself, at the rate the course posts. Your money goes to the people who cut the greens.
Fairway Freddie answers every pro shop call, captures the golfer's name, number, and what they want, and sends the follow-up. Your staff follows up and books.
Your peak morning inventory stays on your sheet, where you set the price. You keep every dollar of the green fee.
Miss one of these and we want to know. Tell James directly.
Golfers start with the directory. Operators start with a line that picks up. Both doors are open, and you already know which one is yours.