A Squabbit alternative for weekly leagues
Squabbit is free, well-loved, and a great fit for a tournament or a one-day outing. For a weekly league it is built for the golfer, every golfer downloads the app, and it does not track your dues. Standing is built for your course or sim venue, and your golfers answer by text.
Who each one is for
Squabbit fits a one-day outing or a weekend trip. It is free, highly rated on the App Store, and built around a golfer app for running tournaments. It does not track a league’s dues.
Standing fits a course or sim venue that wants a weekly league run for it, with the Sunday-night chase handled. Older golfers reply by text, dues sit in one place, and the price stays flat.
| What is compared | Standing | Squabbit |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Weekly leagues at courses and sim venues, run for you | Golfers and one-day events |
| Price | Season plan: $399 CAD a season, or $59 CAD a month | Free |
| Golfers reply | By text, no app to download | A golfer app download |
| A sub is needed | The spot goes down your sub list by text until it is filled | Your front desk lines up the sub |
| Handicaps | League handicaps now, Golf Canada later | League handicaps |
The honest version
Squabbit and apps like it are free, well-loved, and great for a weekend trip or a one-day outing. The catch is who they are for: the golfer. Every golfer downloads the app, and they do not track your league dues. Standing is built for your course or sim venue, and your golfers answer by text.
Common questions
- Should I just use Squabbit, since it is free?
- For a weekend trip or a one-day outing, Squabbit is free, well-loved, and a great fit. For a weekly league it is built for the golfer, every golfer downloads the app, and it does not track your league dues.
- What does Standing add for a weekly league?
- Standing runs the league for your course or sim venue. Golfers reply by text with no app, an open spot goes down your sub list by text until it is filled, and every golfer’s dues sit in one place.
Prices and ratings here were checked in October 2026 and are in US dollars. Companies change them, so check the current figures on each company’s own site.