Guulf is free — for golfers and for golf courses

By Brandon Anhorn, founder · Updated September 26, 2026

This page used to list Guulf's prices. Since September 26, 2026, there aren't any: Guulf is free for golfers and for golf courses — no fees, no subscriptions, no commissions, no ads, no contracts. Holding an old price sheet? It's retired, and so is every number on it.

Why is Guulf free?

Because Brandon Anhorn, who built it in Medicine Hat, Alberta, decided to give it away; his payoff is the credit for building it. There is no catch and no business model behind it: no ads, no upsell, and nobody's data is for sale.

For golfers: free

No account needed: you start with just a first name on your phone. Your data is saved on your phone, and you can download a full backup or spreadsheets (CSV) any time. Signing in with email is optional — it syncs your data across your devices.

Booking a tee time: Guulf doesn't sell tee times or take a cut. Each course's Book tab opens the course's own way of booking — its booking page or its phone number. You pay the course's green fees, to the course, and nothing to us.

For golf courses: free, too

The whole course workspace, with nothing held back for a paid tier — there isn't one.

PartWhat's in it
Run the dayThe tee sheet, one-tap walk-ins, check-in, no-shows and a waitlist
Your golfersThe roster (with CASL consent tracking) and deals
Course setupRate card, hours, kitchen menu, and an equipment maintenance log
Map your courseA phone-GPS survey: stand on each green and tee, and mark it
Reports and exportsReports, plus roster and bookings as CSV, a calendar file, the daily close and a full backup file

The course's data stays the course's — export it any time. Already run a tee sheet? Keep it: Guulf runs beside it under one rule — every tee time is sold by exactly one system. And you can try the whole workspace first on a fictional course, Mulligan Creek: the demo opens with no sign-up.

Frequently asked

Is there a contract? No, and nothing to lock you in. Your data exports any time, so leaving is as easy as starting.

Is it really everything, or a free tier? Everything. There is no paid tier to upgrade to — a municipal nine-holer gets the same workspace as a destination club.

Who's behind this? Brandon Anhorn, one engineer in Medicine Hat, Alberta. The honest print: it's one person's work, so it's early. Questions go to contact@guulfai.com.

Open Guulf — it's free Tour the course workspace — no sign-up