Weekly Events & Tournaments at Tee’d Up
One-off tournaments, special events, and unique ways to compete throughout the year.
What to expect
One-Off Events You Won’t Want to Miss
Our events and tournaments are designed to give golfers new ways to compete without the long-term commitment of a league.
From single-night tournaments to special formats and seasonal competitions, these events are all about showing up, playing hard, and enjoying the experience. Whether you’re looking to test your game, play with friends, or jump into something new, our events keep things fresh and exciting.
Simple. Flexible. Competitive.
Events for Golfers & Pool Players
Events at Tee’d Up go beyond traditional golf tournaments. We host a mix of golf competitions, pool events, and specialty nights designed for players of all skill levels.
Some events are competitive, some are casual, and others are simply about getting people together to enjoy the space. Whether you’re here to compete, try something new, or just be part of the community, there’s an event for you.
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Upcoming Events & Tournaments
Events are added regularly and vary by format, skill level, and season. Check back often or reach out to see what’s coming up next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.
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You’re welcome to bring your own clubs, but equipment is available if needed.
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Most golf leagues run for an eight week season, with a new course played each week.
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No. Our leagues are designed for golfers of all experience levels. Handicaps and flighted groups help keep competition fair and fun for everyone.
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All scores are recorded digitally through our simulator system, allowing players to track standings and progress throughout the season.
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For two-man leagues, you can sign up with a partner or register solo, and we’ll do our best to pair you with another player.
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Yes. Most leagues offer weekly payouts or prizes, along with end of season rewards based on standings and participation.
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League rules vary, but many allow flexibility or minimum round requirements to qualify for final standings. Details are listed on each league’s page.