The day and the tee sheet

Can golf club software handle a 27 hole tee sheet?

Paralo's tee sheet plans a day from the club's nines, so 27 holes runs as three rotations over three nines, off the 1st, 10th and 19th tees. Every turn time is derived from the start and the group size rather than typed in by hand.

The facts

• Clubs are built with 18 holes over two nines, 27 over three, and 36, 45 or 54 over more.
• The day the engine plans today is 18 holes over two nines, or 27 as three rotations over three nines.
• Turn times are derived: the start plus a turn allowance by group size, 120 minutes for a four-ball and 100 for a two-ball by default.
• Each turn materialises a turn block carrying its own formula, and clicking a start or its turn block traces the link between them.
• An empty feeder start releases its turn block as a start. A day of 36 or 54 holes is not a shape the engine takes yet.

How Paralo does it

The rotation is the thing you set, not the hundreds of tee times under it. Pick the nines in play and the shape of the day, and the sheet compiles: starts, turns, and the link between them. Bring your own week to a walkthrough and we will show you exactly where the line falls.

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Written by Paralo Ltd. Last updated 6 September 2026.