Less coordination. More golf.
Scramble does the legwork — destinations, dates, itineraries, booking links — so the trip you've been talking about for two years can actually happen this fall.
How It Works
Discover
Browse 130+ curated destinations across all 50 states. Filter by vibe, budget, or season, or describe your trip in plain English and we'll match you to the best fits.
Plan Together
Invite your group with a text link. Everyone shares their dates, budget, and preferences. Our algorithm finds the trip that works for the whole crew.
Get a Complete Itinerary
We generate a full day-by-day plan — courses, hotels, dinners, activities — all pre-populated. Adjust what you want, keep the rest.
Book Through Our Links
Every booking block links directly to the brand's site — Marriott, Delta, Hertz, OpenTable. You keep your loyalty points and book on the chain's terms.
Beyond the obvious
Everyone knows Scottsdale and Myrtle Beach. The catalog is built around the places your group hasn't pitched yet — the ones with better courses, shorter waitlists, and half the price.
Kentucky Bourbon Trail
KYWorld-class golf meets whiskey country
Mississippi Gulf Coast
MSCasino resorts, Gulf Coast links, half the price of Scottsdale
Traverse City
MITop-50 courses surrounded by lakes and forest
Brainerd Lakes
MNThe Cragun's corridor — incredible value, no crowds
130 destinations across all 50 states, from budget-friendly to bucket-list.
Why we built Scramble
The first trip I planned was for four guys and it took three weeks. Everyone had a different home airport, a different budget ceiling, and a different idea of what the "right" destination looked like. We spent more hours in the group chat debating Scottsdale vs. Palm Springs than we did actually planning the thing. When I looked at concierge services to take it off my hands, the quotes would've eaten a quarter of the trip budget.
Group golf travel has a coordination problem, not a booking problem. The booking part — flights, hotels, tee times — is already solved by GolfNow, Marriott.com, and Delta. What's missing is the layer that helps four or six or eight people agree on where to go in the first place, and the layer that keeps everyone on the same page once the trip is locked.
Scramble is that layer. The algorithm takes everyone's home airport, dates, and budget and hands the group three destinations that actually work for the whole crew. Every booking in the itinerary links out to the brand's own site — so you keep your Marriott Bonvoy status, your Delta miles, and the loyalty points you've been collecting for a decade. We don't touch the transaction. No concierge markup, no OTA spread, no sales call.
The goal was simple: build the tool I wished I'd had on that first trip, and give it away. No subscription, no premium tier, no “sign up to see” gating. Free.
— Connor, founder
What we will and won't do
No subscription. No premium tier. No selling your data.
Scramble is free to use, and that's not changing. No trial. No paywall waiting at the end of the wizard. No “upgrade to unlock” on the courses or destinations you actually want.
Every booking link in your itinerary goes straight to the brand's own site — Marriott, Delta, Hertz, OpenTable — with your dates and destination pre-filled. You pay the same price as going direct, you keep your loyalty points, and you book on the chain's terms.
For the curious: the long-term plan is to fund the project with affiliate relationships from those brands (the same way most travel media works) — see the FAQ for the full answer. Either way, none of it changes what you pay or what you get.
Where are you headed?
Start with a destination, or have the group figure it out together.