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Groups: save a player list once, reuse it every event
If you run events for the same crowd - a league night, a member roster, the annual buddies trip - build the list once as a group. Every future event starts from it instead of from a blank paste box.
Create a group
Head to Groups & roster in the organizer console and create one. Members can be pasted ("Name, 12.4" per line, handicaps optional) or imported from a CSV - including a GHIN club-roster export, which brings First/Last name, Handicap Index, and email along.
Group imports match by name, so re-importing a fresh GHIN export updates the list without duplicating anyone.
Pull a group into an event
On the event's share page, choose the group and pull it in. Only people not already on the roster are added: for stroke play and Stableford they arrive as individual entries with their handicaps attached; for team formats the names drop into the paste box so you can arrange the teams.
Save an event roster back
After an event, save its roster into a group (new or existing - merged by name). Run the same outing next year, and the field is one click away.
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Frequently asked questions
Do paid marks carry into a group?
No - paid status is per-event, never a group attribute. The group keeps names, handicaps, and emails; each event tracks its own payments.
Can a player be in more than one group?
Yes. Groups are just saved lists - your Saturday crew and your member-guest field can overlap freely.
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Roster building lives on the event's share page, and there are three ways in: paste, file upload, or a photo of the sign-up sheet. Use whichever matches what's in your hand.
If your sign-ups live in a spreadsheet or a registration platform, don't retype them. Export to CSV, upload it on the share page, and the columns that matter are found automatically.
From sign-in to a shareable QR poster takes about five minutes. Your first event is free, so run a practice event first - same flow, no charge - and the real one will feel routine.