Before
Get the crew committed
Send the trip link, gather RSVPs, shortlist courses, choose dates, and turn a loose idea into a plan people can act on.
Bantee Trips
Golf trip planner for the whole crew.
Invite golfers, collect RSVPs, build the course itinerary, score every round, track leaderboards, and keep the photos in one Bantee trip hub.
Built for annual buddy trips, bachelor weekends, club outings, and Ryder Cup-style groups.
Pinehurst Cup 2026
4 days, 16 golfers, 5 rounds, one place for everything
12 going
3 maybe
1 waitlist
Course itinerary
ThuNo. 2
FriThe Cradle
SatNo. 4
Trip leaderboard
1M. Ellis-4
2J. ParkE
3A. Winter+2
Trip gallery
The full trip loop
Before, during, and after the trip, one shared hub keeps the group together.
Make the trip feel official before anyone tees off. Bantee gives the captain a clean command center while everyone else gets a simple shared place to respond, play, and remember the weekend.
During
Run the weekend live
Post rounds, see scorecards, update the leaderboard, and keep the competition visible from the first tee to the last bet.
After
Keep the trip alive
Photos, final standings, favorite courses, and the trip history stay together so next year starts from memory instead of a blank chat.
Why groups switch
Partiful-style RSVPs meet golf-native scoring.
Most trip pages stop once the itinerary is posted. Bantee keeps working after the group arrives: rounds, scorecards, posts, leaderboards, and photos all connect back to the same trip.
RSVP
Invite the group without chasing texts
Share a trip link, collect going/maybe/not-going responses, manage capacity, and keep the host message in one place.
Plan
Turn the shortlist into an itinerary
Search courses, choose dates, set golfer count, compare stops, and save a trip that becomes the shared source of truth.
Compete
Score the weekend like an event
Tie rounds back to the trip, track scorecards, and keep the leaderboard current across every day of the getaway.
Remember
Keep the photos with the scores
The trip page becomes the archive for group photos, round posts, results, and the receipts for next year.
For the organizer
Be the person who makes the trip easy to join and impossible to forget.
Start with the course plan, then let the trip page become the place everyone comes back to for RSVPs, rounds, standings, and photos.
1Invite and RSVPShare one link, track statuses, and stop rebuilding attendance in the group chat.
2Plan the golfBuild the course list, dates, destination, and tee-time context around the actual group.
3Score the roundsUse Bantee's golf graph for scorecards, matched rounds, and leaderboard moments.
4Save the storyKeep the gallery, posts, and results attached to the trip instead of scattered across camera rolls.
Common questions
Built for real golf groups, not imaginary perfect planners.
Trips change. People waffle. Tee times move. Bantee is designed around the way golf weekends actually come together.
Can friends RSVP without a spreadsheet?
Yes. Bantee trips support shareable RSVP links, attendee statuses, host messages, and capacity fields so the organizer can see who is in.
Is this only for planning courses?
No. Course planning is the start. Saved trips also connect to attendees, rounds, scorecards, leaderboards, photos, and the shared trip page.
Can we use it for multi-round competitions?
Yes. Bantee is built around golf groups, outings, and rounds, so a trip can become the hub for scoring and weekend-long bragging rights.
Do we have to download the app first?
You can start planning from the web. Saving and running the trip works best inside Bantee so the group can RSVP, post rounds, and share updates.
Start the trip hub before the group chat takes over.
Free to start. Invite the group when the plan is ready.