iGolf is excited to partner with TeeRoster

Category: Golfers | Game Improvement

SAN DIEGO, CA – September 21, 2026 – iGolf is excited to partner with TeeRoster, LLC, an emerging golf technology company developing an all-in-one platform designed to simplify how golfers manage the game before they arrive at the course, throughout the round, and after the final putt. Through the partnership, TeeRoster integrates iGolf’s industry-leading golf course mapping and GPS data into its platform, providing the accurate course intelligence needed to connect its game-management and social features with the golfer’s on-course experience.

TeeRoster was built around a simple idea: playing golf should be easier to manage. Golfers routinely move between booking platforms, text-message threads, scoring applications, GPS tools, and other services just to organize and play a round. TeeRoster brings those experiences together within a single platform, allowing golfers to manage tee times, invite and organize players, create groups, set up games, and communicate directly with the people they are playing with.

Once play begins, TeeRoster extends that experience onto the golf course with integrated GPS and digital scoring. Golfers can establish their tee groups and game, access course information, and use TeeRoster’s digital scorecard, while group-specific conversations and direct messaging allow players to remain connected throughout the experience. The objective is to create continuity between organizing a round and actually playing it rather than requiring golfers to move between disconnected applications and services.

Through its partnership with iGolf, TeeRoster gains access to a global course-data foundation spanning more than 40,000 mapped golf courses across 177 countries. iGolf’s course information, GPS mapping, and geospatial data provide TeeRoster with an established infrastructure for its on-course functionality while allowing the company to focus on the broader golfer experience surrounding each round.

TeeRoster’s approach is designed around the complete lifecycle of a golf outing. Before the round, golfers can manage the tee time, assemble the roster, organize groups, and communicate with participants. At the course, those players can transition into their tee groups and game while accessing GPS and scoring. As the platform develops, TeeRoster plans to continue expanding the tools available to reduce friction throughout the golf experience.

“TeeRoster is addressing something almost every golfer has experienced — how fragmented the process of simply organizing and playing a round can become. Their vision goes beyond building another GPS or scoring application by bringing together the people, communication, game management, and on-course experience within one platform. We’re excited to partner with the TeeRoster team and provide the trusted course intelligence that supports the experience once golfers step onto the course,” said Ryan Kimberling, Vice President of Sales & Strategy at iGolf.

About iGolf

iGolf is a global golf technology company specializing in golf course mapping, GPS content, geospatial intelligence, and virtual golf solutions. With more than 20 years of mapping expertise, iGolf licenses data for over 40,000 golf courses across 177 countries, powering products from more than 100 partners worldwide. Each year, more than 30 million rounds of golf are played using iGolf-powered GPS and course intelligence. The company’s technology portfolio also supports launch monitors, virtual golf, golf carts, laser rangefinders, mobile applications, and other connected golf experiences.

About TeeRoster

TeeRoster, LLC is a golf technology company developing an all-in-one golf-management platform designed to simplify the game on and off the course. TeeRoster brings together tee-time management, player invitations and organization, game setup, custom and tee-group communications, direct chat, digital scoring, GPS, and additional golf-management tools within one connected experience. The company’s mission is to reduce the work involved in managing golf so golfers can spend more time playing it.