Find your people
Look for a social group, a club section, a workplace crew or a touring group. Read the group information and its joining arrangements before requesting membership.
RoundUp Golf
Find your next reason to play.
Discover clubs, groups and events beyond your usual circle. Check what is happening, who can take part and how to book before you head to the course.
See what is happening
Explore club days, social rounds, competitions and fundraisers. Check the actual venue: a touring group may be playing away from its home club.
Check course availability
A shared calendar can show a restricted or unavailable course even when the event itself is private or members-only. Seeing a listing does not give you permission to enter.
Keep track of your plans
Use My Days for RoundUp bookings and attendance. Bookings made through Golf NZ / DotGolf remain with that service; they are not automatically imported into RoundUp.
New to golf, or helping someone take their first swing?
Look for an activity that welcomes beginners or juniors, then contact the organiser about age suitability, equipment and supervision. A coaching notice helps you discover the session; it does not itself register a place.
From finding an event to teeing off
Explore and sign in
Open RoundUp and use Discover to find a club or group. Use your own account when joining a group, responding to an event or managing your activity.
Read the event details
Check the date, start time, venue, eligibility, competition fee and payment instructions. A members-only event can still be visible to other golfers.
Use the response method shown
Follow the Golf NZ or other external booking link, choose a RoundUp tee time if offered, or confirm attendance. An information-only notice does not take a booking.
Check again before travelling
Look for special-event notices and schedule changes. If availability is uncertain, call the clubhouse before teeing off. A regular weekly session does not override a dated closure.
Which booking option should I use?
Golf NZ / DotGolf
Use the event’s Golf NZ booking button for normal club booking. Continue in the provider’s website or your Golf NZ app and check your booking there.
RoundUp registration
Use it when the organiser has made places, attendance or tee times available inside RoundUp. Follow the event’s eligibility and any joining requirements.
Information only
Read the notice and any clubhouse instructions. It may describe coaching, a mass start or a course closure without offering online entry.
Competition fees
Read where and when to pay. A fee displayed on the event does not mean you have paid it; Westown’s counter fees, for example, are paid on the day.
Two familiar missed opportunities
John travels to a course and cannot get on. Another week, he finds a competition after entries close. See how the club’s published programme could help in both situations.
Common questions
Does RoundUp replace Golf NZ?
No. RoundUp focuses on discovering golf and organising communities. Normal club booking stays with Golf NZ / DotGolf when that is the club’s arrangement.
Does joining a group make me a club member?
No. Joining a RoundUp group is separate from purchasing or confirming golf-club membership. Follow the club’s own membership process.
Can I join every event I can see?
Check each event. Public visibility, group membership and event eligibility are separate. A course notice may be useful to you without offering any entry.
Can I bring my own group?
Yes. Read the start a group page for the setup process and how it fits beneath an organisation or club.