Course drawings you can run from the cart
A charity scramble has four hours of downtime and a banquet at the end, which is the ideal shape for a raffle. The hard part is collecting entries across eighteen holes without a volunteer chasing foursomes with a clipboard.
Free for up to 100 entrants. No subscriptions.
What usually goes wrong
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Players are spread over the course
You cannot staff every tee box. A QR code on the cart, the scorecard and the beverage station lets foursomes enter themselves between shots.
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Several drawings run at once
Mulligan packages, a prize raffle and the 50/50 are separate pots. Run each as its own raffle and keep the entry lists and proceeds cleanly apart.
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It all lands in one afternoon
Setup happens the morning of, run by whoever is free. There is nothing to configure and nothing to install — create the raffle, share the code, draw at dinner.
Three steps, start to finish
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Code on the cart
Print the signup link as a QR code for carts, scorecards and the registration table. Players enter from the fairway.
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Draw at the banquet
Pull it up on the screen at dinner and press draw. The result and its proof publish together.
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Send it to the field
Share the results link with every player and sponsor afterwards, including the ones who left before dinner.
Every draw ships with its own proof
The winner and a SHA-256 hash of the draw publish together. Anyone can re-run the computation and confirm the same name comes out — no one has to take your word for it.
sha256 · 77e11240d197…cdfc115
Drawings that work for golf tournaments
- On-course 50/50 drawing
- Mulligan and skins package raffle
- Hole-sponsor prize drawing
- Signed memorabilia or club raffle
- Trip, stay-and-play or foursome giveaway
- Banquet door-prize drawings
Winner drawn
Scramble 50/50
- Winner
- A. Kowalczyk
- Entries
- 144
- Payout
- $1,080
Golf tournaments, specifically
- Can we run several drawings at one tournament?
- Yes — create one raffle per pot. The mulligan package, the prize raffle and the 50/50 each keep their own entries, their own draw and their own results page, which keeps the accounting clean afterwards.
- What if there is no signal on part of the course?
- Entries come in over each player’s own connection, so most of the field is fine. For anywhere genuinely dead, collect entries at the turn or the registration table and add them manually.
- Can sponsors see the results?
- Yes. The results page is public, so it goes straight into the sponsor thank-you email. Sponsors who funded a prize can see exactly how it was awarded.
- Can we draw more than one winner?
- With the one-time $25 upgrade on that raffle, yes — and you can name a separate prize for each position, which suits a banquet with first, second and third.
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Add your entrants, draw winners, and share a result nobody has to argue about.