Your first game night.

Start small: one server, one lobby, a few people. I Queue runs inside Discord; this website introduces the bot and lets you explore sample workflows.

1. Invite I Queue

Use the bot’s public installation link and choose a server you’re allowed to manage. Review the permissions Discord shows before authorizing.

2. Configure your server

Once the bot is installed, a server administrator can choose the competition channel, staff roles and approved game presets.

For PGA 2K25, staff must verify the course, platform, holes, team format and scoring rules in the actual game before approving a preset. I Queue does not create game rooms or retrieve golf scores automatically.

3. Open a lobby

Start with two members for 1v1 or four for 2v2. Choose Create Lobby for a hosted game, or use a configured Quick Join pool. Each player must accept their own ready check.

Trivia is answered inside Discord. Use Open My Question and Refresh between questions. Golf is played externally; return to Discord to report and confirm the result.

4. Find your way back

Your main menu brings the bot’s available features together. If a private menu expires, Activity is the place to return to your current match.

When you’re ready for a tournament

Use the tournament menu to create an event, register participants, check in, generate teams and a single-elimination bracket, then advance confirmed match winners. Try a small event with your staff before a community-wide launch.

Need a hand?

See support for a useful issue checklist. The owner dashboard is separate from server administration and is restricted to the configured bot owner in the management server.