Fairway vs Outing.golf
Both are for the person organizing the golf trip. Fairway writes the itinerary — courses, lodging, dinners — and hands over one link. Outing.golf is free for the organizer and built around getting the group onto one outing.
| Fairway | Outing.golf | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free $0 to plan and preview the trip. The group link is paid. 3 trips for $20, best value, about $6.67 a trip. Code TEEITUP is auto-applied. Normally $30. One trip is $9. Annual $79/yr. Concierge Starting at $99. Annual is the only subscription. | Free for the organizer. Publicly described as $0, with no credit card and no per-seat charge, and no second paid tier. |
| What you get | A day-by-day itinerary in seconds: courses, lodging, and dinners, then one link for RSVPs and a calendar export. | An outing you share with the group. Their public line is no spreadsheet and no group-text tax — real courses, real budgets, and a tee time on the books. |
| Books the trip | No. Fairway plans the trip. You book tee times, rooms, and tables. | Their marketing talks about a tee time on the books. This page does not claim they reserve rooms or dinners for you. |
| Best fit | You want the weekend written down and a single link to send the group. | You want a free place to organize the outing and will build the plan yourself. |
The Outing.golf column is how that product presents itself in public — price, free tools, destination counts. Those details can change. Fairway's column is what this site does today: plan the golf trip, do not book it. 3 trips for $20, or $9 for one trip, or $79 a year. Planning is free. Concierge starts at $99.