What to Include on Your Golf Event Website

Creating a dedicated website for your golf event is one of the best ways to boost sign-ups, keep attendees informed, and impress sponsors. But what exactly should go on it?

Whether you’re hosting a charity scramble, corporate outing, or member-guest tournament, here are the essential elements every golf event website should include.

1. Event Overview

Start with a clear, engaging summary of what your event is all about.

Include:

• Event name
• Date and location (course, city/state)
• Who it’s for (open to public? invite-only?)
• A one-liner on why it’s worth attending

Tip: Make the title and intro punchy — it’s the first thing people will see.

2. Schedule

Lay out the key times so attendees know what to expect.

Common items:

• Registration/check-in time
• Shotgun or tee time start
• Lunch/dinner/awards
• Raffles or contests

Keep it simple — a short bulleted timeline works great.

3. Registration Details

Make it easy for people to sign up.

Clearly outline:

• Ticket types (individual, foursome, sponsor packages)
• What’s included (golf, cart, meals, swag, etc.)
• Deadline to register
• How payment works (credit card, Venmo, check)
  

If your event allows offline payments, explain how attendees should submit them.

4. FAQs

Address common questions up front so you avoid fielding the same texts and emails.

Examples:

• What’s the format (Scramble, Best Ball, etc.)?
• What happens if it rains?
• Can I bring a guest?
• Is there a dress code?

‍

‍ 5. Team Sign-Up or Grouping Info

Let people know how to sign up as a team or request to be grouped with friends. If you’re using group codes or pods, give simple instructions.

‍

6. Sponsor Recognition

Highlight your sponsors with logos, links, and a thank-you message. This gives them exposure and shows attendees the event’s supporters.

You can also list available sponsor packages here if you’re still selling them.

7. Event Image or Banner

Add a visual — a photo from last year’s event, a logo, or a golf course shot. It makes the site feel more real and shareable.

‍

8. Call-to-Action Buttons

Place clear buttons throughout the page:

• Register Now
• Buy a Sponsorship
• Contact Organizer
  

Don’t make people hunt for the next step.

‍

Final Thoughts

A polished, well-organized golf event website makes your event easier to manage and more exciting to attend. It answers questions, streamlines signups, and gives you a hub to promote everything in one place.

Ready to build yours? Partaake lets you spin up a branded event site in minutes — no tech skills required.