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Organising a Golf With Your Friends tournament for your friends, school or company? Blyzer makes the whole process easier – from player registration, through the course and round schedule and rankings by stroke count or points, to the overall results and stats. Whether it's an evening party with 12 players, a school tournament across several lobbies or a long-term league over a whole semester, everything is in one place.
Works for PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch – classic golf, Dunk and Hockey modes, 18 holes in a lobby for 12 players.
Players sign up via a link with their nickname and platform, you just confirm and send the lobby invite.
Enter the stroke count or placement from every course and the standings are recalculated automatically.
Several courses in a row, multiple lobbies for larger player counts – the system builds the schedule.
Live standings for players and spectators, and your tournament and league season history is never lost.
Pick the format that fits your event – Blyzer generates the schedule, scoring and standings. You can set up any format in the wizard in a few minutes.
All players in one lobby play 2–4 courses of 18 holes. Ranking by total stroke count (fewest wins) or placement points on every course – the classic format for parties and schools.
How to: Create race → Configure → ranking by strokes or placement points → number of courses → enter results after every course.
Players play the chosen course any time within the deadline and upload their best result (stroke count or time). They don't need to be online at the same time – ideal for school clubs and Discord communities.
How to: Create race → Configure → ranking by strokes → course and deadline → players upload their results.
With more than 12 players, split the participants into several lobbies (groups). The best from each group advance to the final lobby to play for the overall win.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → number of groups and qualifiers → Generate groups → final course.
Two players, one course (or 9 holes), whoever has fewer strokes advances. An exciting format for LAN parties or company tournaments, optionally with a 3rd-place match.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → no groups, play-off only → Seed players → Generate bracket.
A multi-week season – one course every week, placement points add up in the league standings. For school clubs, company leagues and groups of friends.
How to: Create league → Configure → number of rounds and players → Generate schedule → enter results as you go.
Our guides compare the formats, suggest recommended scoring and share tips on running a tournament for beginners and kids.
Tip: Up to 12 players: go for a points-based competition over 2–3 courses; more players: qualifying lobbies + final.
In the wizard, set the number of players, number of courses and the scoring method – strokes or placement points.
Add players yourself or send a registration link – everyone states their nickname and platform.
After every course, record the stroke count or placements and Blyzer instantly recalculates the overall standings.
Less writing on paper, more fun. Players and spectators always see the current standings after every course – on the web, on mobile and on the projector.
The simplest way is by total stroke count across all courses – fewest strokes wins. Or placement points on every course (e.g. 12-10-8…), so everyone still has a chance after one bad course. Both are calculated automatically.
One lobby holds up to 12 players. With more players, split them into qualifying lobbies and send the best to the final.
You set the tie-break rules yourself – for example the better result on the last course, more holes-in-one or an extra hole. You then adjust the ranking manually.
Yes. Golf With Your Friends supports crossplay – players on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch join a single lobby.
The basics are free – you can create and run a tournament, league or points-based competition at no charge.
Create a tournament, league or points-based competition, invite players and manage everything clearly on Blyzer.
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