Wedge vs Beezer Golf

Beezer Golf and Wedge are both built around betting with your group, and both cost $29.99 a year for the paid plan. Both run on iPhone and Apple Watch, both score Nassau with presses and both tell you who owes whom. Beezer goes further on games and on settling up, because its bank carries balances from one round to the next, while Wedge settles each match on its own. Wedge goes further outside the round.

• Beezer goes wide on games and money. Its App Store listing names more than 28 betting games and their variants, from Wolf and Vegas to Banker, Snake and Rabbit. Its Beezer Bank keeps balances across rounds. Wedge has Stroke Play, Match Play and Nassau, with Skins as a tournament side game, and works out who owes whom when each match ends.
• Wedge reaches outside the round. Wedge links GHIN, imports your Handicap Index and posts rounds to GHIN hole by hole. Beezer keeps its own Beezer Handicap Index, which it describes as unofficial. Wedge also runs multi-day trips with a Ryder Cup and has a feed of your friends' rounds.

• Far more games. Beezer lists games such as Aces and Deuces, Arnies, Banker, Bingo Bango Bongo, Dots, Nines, Quota, Rabbit, Scotch, Sixes, Snake, Vegas and Wolf, each with its own scorecard. Wedge has no Wolf, Vegas, Bingo Bango Bongo or Snake.
• A bank that runs across rounds. Beezer says its Beezer Bank keeps the betting balances of every player across all rounds, so wagers can be logged and settled any time. It also works out the most efficient payout and lets you split it between cash and the bank. Wedge settles each match on its own and does not carry balances from round to round.
• A free scorecard. Beezer's scorecard, GPS and playing stats are free. The games, group games, handicap and bet tracking come with Premium. Wedge needs Wedge Pass to play a round once the trial ends.
• Shorter plans. Beezer offers Premium for 6 months at $19.99 or a month at $3.99, and its App Store listing also shows a ten-round package at $9.99. Wedge Pass is sold by the year only.
• Big one-day games. Beezer runs Skins, Medal, Stableford or Best Ball across up to 120 players in 20 groups with a live leaderboard.
• Editing mid-round. Beezer says you can correct scores, add or remove players and games, and add presses on earlier holes during the round, and it recalculates every bet.

• GHIN. Wedge links your GHIN account, imports your Handicap Index, works out course handicaps for every match and posts your round to GHIN hole by hole. We found no GHIN link in Beezer's listing or website; its handicap is its own unofficial index.
• Automatic presses. Wedge starts presses on its own at a trigger of 1 to 4 holes down, and each press can start its own. See how a Nassau works.
• Golf trips. A Wedge tournament runs over several days with a buy-in, two teams, a Ryder Cup across singles, four-ball and alternate shot, a Classic stroke-play leaderboard and side games such as Skins, Stableford and Quota. We found no multi-day or Ryder Cup format in Beezer's listing or website.
• A feed of your group. Friends see each other's full hole-by-hole scorecards and live match results, with likes and comments.
• A longer trial. New Wedge Pass subscribers get 3 months free. Beezer's annual plan has a 2-week free trial.

The yearly price is the same. Beezer Premium costs $29.99 a year with a 2-week free trial, $19.99 for 6 months or $3.99 a month, each of the shorter plans with a 1-week free trial. The scorecard, GPS and stats are free without Premium.

Wedge is free to download. Playing rounds, money games, matches and tournaments needs Wedge Pass at $29.99 a year, and new subscribers get a 3-month free trial. History, stats and the feed stay available without a pass.

For the same $29.99 a year, Beezer gives you more games, a free scorecard and a bank that runs across rounds; Wedge gives you GHIN posting, automatic presses, golf trips and a feed.

If you move from Beezer to Wedge, settle the balances in your Beezer Bank first, because the two apps do not share data. Your official handicap is not affected either way: Beezer does not post to GHIN, and Wedge starts from the Handicap Index in your GHIN account.

Disclosure: Wedge Golf makes Wedge. The facts about Beezer Golf on this page come from Beezer Golf's own website and App Store listing, checked in October 2026 and listed under Sources. Apps change often, so check the current listing before you decide. Beezer Golf is a trademark of its owner, and Wedge Golf is not affiliated with or endorsed by Beezer Golf.