League Season Scheduler
Set a start date, how many days apart each round falls, and how many rounds you need. This tool lays out proposed dates and flags any that hit a blackout date.
Start date must be a valid calendar date (YYYY-MM-DD).
A proposal, not a booking
This tool lays out a season on paper: a fixed cadence of days between rounds, starting from a date you choose. It does not book a course, send a notification, or manage an account; it only proposes dates for you to coordinate manually.
Why collisions are flagged, not auto-resolved
If a proposed round date lands on one of your blackout dates, a holiday, a course closure, a known conflict, this tool flags it directly rather than silently shifting the date forward. Automatically resolving a collision could create new ones or shift dates in a way you did not intend; flagging it leaves the decision with you.
Choosing a cadence
A weekly cadence is common for a casual league, but there is nothing special about seven days in this tool; enter whatever interval matches your group's actual availability, including a longer cadence for a slower-paced season. A shorter cadence packs more rounds into a compressed calendar but leaves less room to reschedule around a single conflict, so weigh how much slack your group actually needs before locking in an interval.
What this schedule does not include
This proposed season is a starting point for coordination, not a confirmed booking with any course. It does not reserve tee times, notify players, or track who has confirmed attendance for a given round; those steps happen outside this tool, using whatever communication method your league already relies on.
Where this connects
Feed a season's dates from the Pairing Rotation Planner if you want fair repeated pairings across the season, and use the Match Play Bracket if part of your season culminates in a knockout event.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool book a course or notify players?
No. It only proposes dates on paper for you to coordinate manually — it does not book a course, send a notification, or track who has confirmed attendance for a round.
If a proposed date lands on a blackout date, does the tool fix it automatically?
No. It flags the collision directly rather than silently shifting the date, since an automatic fix could create new conflicts or shift dates in a way you did not intend. The decision stays with you.
Do I have to use a weekly cadence?
No. There is nothing special about seven days in this tool — enter whatever interval matches your group's actual availability. A shorter cadence packs more rounds in but leaves less slack to reschedule around a conflict.