TenFore Golf

TenFore Golf is a Texas-based software company that develops a proprietary, cloud-based, all-in-one management platform for golf courses and recreational facilities. The platform's core modules are a tee sheet, point-of-sale, integrated payments and a booking engine, all built in-house and connected so that a change made in one system propagates to the POS, website, mobile app and self-service kiosks. Additional components include branded proprietary mobile apps, self-service check-in kiosks (marketed as Jackrabbit), the NextUp waitlist product, automated email and SMS marketing, reporting dashboards, identity verification and hardware.

Functionally, the tee sheet supports booking of players, groups, events, leagues and blocks, side-by-side multi-course views, dynamic pricing rules by time, day, player type or demand, and drag-and-drop management with real-time updates. The POS covers tee times, pro shop retail, food and beverage, gift cards and tournament fees on a single ticket, with shared inventory across departments, locations and channels, kitchen and bar order routing, purchase orders and stock tracking, promo codes, packages, punch cards, charge-to-account and member pricing; it runs on phones, tablets, laptops and Clover Flex devices with offline and cellular backup. Payments are powered by Fiserv and CardConnect, with cross-property card tokenization, automated surcharging, next-day deposits and PCI compliance. The platform is also configured for non-golf revenue activities such as indoor simulators, driving ranges, tennis and pickleball courts, and clinics or lessons.

TenFore integrates with enterprise and consumer systems including Google Reserve, Oracle Opera, HotelKey, ID.me and Fiserv, enabling resort use cases such as guest lookup, room charging and consolidated billing.

Founding story

The company was founded in 2015 and is associated with founder and CTO Jarrette Schule. Jonathan Wride, who co-founded Supreme Golf with Ryan Ewers, later left Supreme Golf to help Schule build TenFore Golf and serves as CEO.

Business model

B2B vertical SaaS sold to golf course operators, generating revenue from software subscriptions and payment processing fees, with pricing configured to the operational requirements of each client. Hardware such as kiosks and Clover Flex payment devices is supplied alongside the software.

Subscription-based software fees paid by golf course operators plus payment processing revenue; the company states it beats clients' existing processing rates and that resulting savings offset the platform cost. Unlimited user licenses are included in the offering.

Traction

The platform is used by public, private, municipal and resort facilities nationwide in the United States, including high-volume public facilities, indoor golf simulators and destination resorts, and is described as trusted by some of the largest US golf operators. Named customers and references include Hampton Golf, Tullymore Golf Resort and Astor Creek Golf & Country Club. A secondary-market data provider recorded monthly visitors of 162.4K in May 2026, up 61% month over month, and open roles rising to six in July 2026.

Latest developments

In January 2026 TenFore announced $7 million in Series A growth financing led by Blueprint Equity, a La Jolla, California firm with $275 million in assets under management. Stated uses of proceeds are accelerating product development, scaling onboarding to meet demand, advancing a roadmap across tee sheet innovation, AI, automation, dynamic pricing, payments and integrations, and pursuing strategic acquisitions of complementary capabilities.