Get an email when a booked-up tee time opens
Busy courses fill weekend and early-morning tee times days ahead, and slots return when a group cancels or drops a player. Sold Out Alert watches the course's booking page for the day, time window and number of players you want. It emails you when a time that fits shows as open.
What you can watch
- Any foursome on Saturday morning before 10am
- A twosome on Sunday after 1pm
- A weekday time for three players this week
- Anything at twilight rates on Friday
- A time on either of the two courses at the resort next weekend
How it works
Paste the link to the course's tee sheet or booking page and say which days, times and group size would work for you.
Sold Out Alert reads the page once, shows you what it will check, and tells you whether the page can be tracked before you start.
When a tee time that matches opens, you get an email with the link. You book it yourself.
We alert you by email; you book it yourself. Sold Out Alert never logs into your accounts or buys anything for you. Plans start at $9 a month with a 7-day free trial.
Questions
- Will Sold Out Alert book the tee time for me?
- No. It only watches the booking page and emails you. It does not hold a time, enter payment details or log in. You book it yourself, so you choose the players and any prepaid options.
- How soon will I know a time has opened?
- Checks run from every 5 minutes on the lowest plan to every 1 minute on the highest, and you are emailed after the check that sees the time. Cancelled tee times can be taken quickly, so there is no guarantee you will get one.
- Can it watch for a group of a certain size?
- Yes, when the page shows how many spots are left on each time. Say you need four players and the watch ignores times with only one or two spots open.
- What if the course page can't be watched?
- Some booking pages need you to sign in or pick a date before showing times, and pages behind a login cannot be watched. Others block automated checking. Sold Out Alert checks the page before you start and tells you whether it can be tracked.