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How to Create 9 Hole Event Pairings

Learn how to use the Pairing Builder to organize golfers into pairing groups and publish tee times for your 9-Hole Events.

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Written by Ryan Fleet
Updated over 10 months ago

Once you’ve collected your RSVPs and the event date is approaching, you can create pairing groups to organize your golfers. Here is how...

1. Open the Pairing Builder

  • Go to your Event Roster Dashboard

  • Click "Create Pairings"

This opens the Pairing Builder where you can choose your format and pairing group settings.

2. Set Pairing Preferences

  • Confirm the format

    • Tee Time

    • Shotgun

  • Tee Time Format Options

    • Set the time of your first tee time

    • Set tee time Intervals

    • Set number of tee time slots

    • Set number of golfers in a pairing

Note: The builder uses golfers in the Attending and No Response columns to generate initial pairing settings and dynamically changes as you input different options.

  • Shotgun Format Options

    • Set number of golfers per group

    • Set how many groups per hole

3. Fill the Pairing Groups

  • Drag and drop golfers into slots

  • Swap golfers by dragging one on top of another

  • Remove golfers with the "X" icon

4. Use Autogenerate (Optional)

  • Click "Autogenerate" to create pairings by Level or Age

  • Only includes golfers from the Attending and No Response columns

Note: If a golfer is marked Not Attending but is attending, update their RSVP status or manually drag them into a slot from the "Not Attending" column.

5. Save or Publish Pairings

  • Click "Save Changes" to save as draft and return later or "Publish" to finalize

  • Publishing your Pairings does two things;

    • Sends an email to golfers with tee time and group info

    • Updates golfer dashboards in the mobile app

6. Editing Pairings

  • Return to the Event Pairings Dashboard

  • Click "Edit Pairings" to make updates

  • Choose to send updated emails or skip notifications

That’s it—your event pairings are set!

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