Every Denver tee time. One search.
Stop tab-hopping between booking sites. Linksman searches them all at once.
You know the drill: it's Thursday night, you want a Saturday morning round, and finding one means checking six different booking sites — each with its own login, its own calendar, its own idea of what "morning" means. The big tee-time apps don't fix this, because they only show you courses that pay to be listed. The course with the perfect 8:04 slot? Not on there.
Linksman searches the actual booking systems of more than 50 public courses across the Denver metro — the munis, the championship tracks, the par-3s and executive nines, from Longmont to Castle Rock — and catalogs dozens more whose tee sheets aren't public, so you can still find them and book direct. One search, ranked by what matters to you.
How it works
Tell us where you're starting from, when you want to play, how many are in your group, 9 or 18, and your price ceiling. Linksman shows you every open tee time that fits — with real prices, walking and riding options, and how far each course is from you. Availability updates all day, every day, and reaches as far out as each course allows — up to three months at some.
Found your time? One click takes you to the course's own booking page to finish the reservation — same price as walking up to the pro shop counter. We add no surcharges, take no commission, and never ask for an account, your payment details, or your booking-site logins. (Tee sheets move fast, so always confirm the details on the course's page — it's the final word.)
Why we built it
Linksman exists because finding a tee time in Denver shouldn't take longer than the front nine. We're golfers, we're local, and we wanted the search tool that didn't exist: independent, complete, and on your side of the counter.