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Golf society draw

Paste the names, choose two, three or four-balls and set the first tee time. Press the button for a random draw with tee times, and send the link round.

Draw FORE26

10 golfers in 3 groups, first tee 08:30, last 08:50.

08:30 · Group 1: Ruth Hale, Liz Cole, Kate Moore, Sam Okafor
08:40 · Group 2: Ann Barker, Tom Briggs, Raj Singh
08:50 · Group 3: Dev Patel, Pete Ward, Jo Ellis

Four golf trolleys with bags lined up on the grass beside a green in low evening sun, a lake and trees behind. — Four-balls ready for the first tee.

We don't save anything you type: it lives in the link in your address bar. Send that link round and everyone sees the same draw.

A round worth remembering? Put their course on the wall, or see prizes for the society day.

How it is worked out

The draw is a shuffle that starts from the draw code. The same names and code always give the same groups, so anyone can check it. Want another go? Press the button again and you'll get a fresh one.

Groups are as even as they can be. Ten players in four-balls make one four and two threes, so nobody's left in a lonely two-ball. When the field doesn't divide, the first groups take the extra player.

A practice green at dusk with three golf balls near a hole. — Draw done; time for a few putts.

Tee times start at your first time and step by the gap you set. Ten minutes is our starting figure, not a rule. Use the interval your club gives you.

Tips for the organiser

Want to keep two friends apart, or put the guests with members? Make the draw, then swap names by hand. If the draw's meant to stay secret until the day, keep the code to yourself.

Written by Craig Fearn, The Golf Gift Co. Last updated 30 October 2026.

Questions, answered

Is the draw random?

Yes. It is a shuffle seeded by the draw code, so the same code always gives the same groups and the draw can be checked.

Do you keep the names?

No. Nothing is sent to us. The names live in the link in your address bar.