Teezo, for golf clubs and booking providers
Teezo was called TeeTime until November 2026; until then its requests identified themselves as TeeTimeApp.
Last updated 2 November 2026
Teezo exists to help people play more golf and try more courses — and so to send more golfers
to your club to book with you.
What Teezo is
A search aggregator. A golfer picks a date, time of day and group size, and Teezo shows the matching public tee
times from clubs near them in one list. When they choose a time, Teezo sends them to your own booking page — on
your website or your booking provider's — to book and pay with you, on your terms.
What Teezo never does
- Make, hold, change or cancel a booking, or take payment for a round.
- Log in to your booking system, or read anything that isn't open to the public.
- Stand between you and your golfers: the booking, the payment and the customer relationship stay with you.
How we read your public tee sheet
- Only your public tee sheet pages, the same pages any golfer can open in a browser.
- Mostly only when a golfer searches, with each result reused for 5 minutes rather than re-read.
- At most one request to your site at a time, at least 1 second apart, identified honestly as Teezo (formerly TeeTime) with a link
to this page — never disguised as a browser.
- Our scheduled checks read only a few pages at a time across all the clubs on the same booking system, and each
club's checks start at their own time, so a booking provider never gets every club's checks at once.
- Once a night we read your public booking calendar (about seven pages) to keep our list of your public rates
current — so a new, seasonal or maintenance rate is shown, and one you've withdrawn isn't. Each morning we also
read up to two days of your tee sheet per rate and check them against your calendar, so that if we've stopped
showing your times correctly we find out within a day. Bundles (food, carts, packages) and concession rates are
never shown; golfers book those with you. Where a cart is included in your green fee itself (for example
"18 Holes (Inc Electric Cart)"), that rate is shown, labelled "Incl. cart".
- When golfers ask to be told about times at your club (a tee-time alert), we read your sheet for that date at
your release time and then at most every 15 minutes during the day, shared by everyone watching that date, and not
at all before the date is released. A golfer's own recent search counts as one of these reads.
- To tell golfers when a date opens (for example "Opens Thu at 9:00am"), we also check that the release dates and
times we hold for your club match your sheet — usually about four page reads a day per rate. We start from your
published booking policy. Where we don't know your release time yet, we read the newly releasing day about once an
hour, then every few minutes within that hour, for a day or two until we've found it.
- We only read a club's sheet where the club has agreed to it or its robots.txt allows it, and we stop
whenever a club asks.
Talk to us
If your release times have changed, a listing is wrong, or you'd like your club removed or listed differently,
email james@teezo.com.au and we'll act on it promptly.
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