Two members riding a golf cart at golden hour

Illustrated championship tee shot over the coast

The agent staff

A concierge that plans your whole golf life

Est. 2026 · Members & Championship Play

The tournament desk of the modern club.

Golf Genie runs the field, the scoring, the caddie brief, the archive and the pro shop — so the only thing left to manage is your golf swing.

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01 · Intro

Welcome to Golf Genie

Now playing

The Genie Invitational

Lake Presidential Golf Club · Upper Marlboro, MD · September 12 – 14, 2026

Purse: $150,000
Field: 96 players
Format: 72-hole stroke play
Status: Round 2 · Front Nine

Live leaderboard

Round 2

Pos	Player	Today	Thru	Total
1	M. Ellis	-4	12	-9
2	T. Reed	-2	11	-7
T3	A. Cole	-1	F	-5
T3	D. Jenkins	-3	9	-5
5	R. Okafor	E	13	-3

Watch the field

Every player on the course, in real time.

A live navigation map of the property with the whole field on it. Hover or tap a golfer to pull their card — score, today, thru and the shot that moved them.

Follow the tournament

Live course tracker

16 of 16 players · Round 2

Cart 4 · Ellis / Vance

Cart 9 · Reed / Watanabe

Cart 2 · Jenkins / Cole

Beverage cart

Alerts

Marcus Ellis birdies 11 — moves to -9Tee times for Round 3 posted to the Saturday Crew GroupMeTasha Reed holes a 22-footer on 10Weather hold lifted · Round 2 resumes on scheduleAlicia Brooks eagles the 4th — into the top five

The platform

Built for the people who run the golf, not just play it.

3D CAD render of the Golf Genie mobile app

01 Enter

Tap a GroupMe link, land in the field.

02 Play

Live scoring from the group, verified hole by hole.

03 Track

The whole field on one map, in real time.

04 Archive

Photos moderated, results published, shop settled.

3D CAD architecture diagram of the Golf Genie platform

System architecture

How Golf Genie is wired.

1Member app — entry, scoring, feed, pro shop
2Genie cloud — events, rosters, media pipeline
3Club database — handicaps, results, archive
4AI agents — media, event, moderator, social
5Course layer — GPS field positions and pace

3D CAD diagram of GroupMe feeding into Golf Genie

GroupMe relationship

The group chat is the front door.

1Members chat in GroupMe as they already do
2Bot posts deep links for every tournament
3Messages and photos ingested to the pipeline
4Moderators approve before anything publishes
5Results and reminders pushed back to the group

3D CAD render of a tournament tee sheet, pairings board and flight brackets

Tournament operations

Field, pairings, tee sheet.

Tournament operations

Run a championship from your phone.

Build the field, seed the flights, publish the tee sheet and push it to every player the second it changes. No spreadsheets, no group-text chaos.

Flighted fields, shotgun or tee-time starts
Entry, payment and waitlist handled in-app
Instant re-pair when the weather turns

See the schedule

Live scoring

Every stroke, the moment it lands.

Live scoring

Broadcast-grade scoring for club golf.

Hole-by-hole entry from the group, verified by the marker, on the leaderboard in seconds — with the same shot-tracking language the tours use.

Live leaderboard, skins, net and gross
Strokes gained and driving accuracy per player
Push alerts on every lead change

Open the leaderboard

3D CAD render of an AI caddie phone with wind vectors and a wireframe golf bag

Caddie intelligence

The Genie reads the round.

Caddie intelligence

An AI caddie for the whole club.

Ask it who's playing Saturday, what the wind does to the 7th, which four-ball you belong in, or what your last ten rounds say about your gap wedge.

Conversational tee-time and pairing requests
Course, weather and yardage briefings
Player matching by handicap and pace

Ask the Genie

3D CAD render of group chat messages and photos piped through a moderation gate into the app

GroupMe feeder

Where the golf already lives.

GroupMe feeder

Your GroupMe becomes the front door.

Drop a tournament link in the group and Golf Genie handles the rest — signups, reminders, and every photo the crew posts pulled into a moderated club archive.