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Golf course websites, built to show off the course.
Most golfers see your website before they see the first tee. It should look like the course does.
Overview
A golf course website has two jobs: make golfers want to play, and make it easy for them to book.
We design every site around the course itself: its holes, its views, and what makes it worth the drive. Then we make the next step obvious, whether that’s booking a tee time, becoming a member or entering a tournament.
Sites are fast on phones, simple for your team to update, and built so Google and AI assistants can read them. Because we also build the booking, membership and event tools, they live on your site instead of sending golfers somewhere else.
What’s included
- Designed around the course
- Built around your photos and holes, not a template with your logo on it.
- Booking front and centre
- Tee times, memberships and events one tap away from every page.
- Fast on phones
- Golfers usually look you up on their phone, so that’s where we start.
- Easy to keep current
- Change hours, rates and news yourself, or send them to us and we’ll do it.
- Ready for search
- Clean structure and structured data, so Google and AI assistants understand the course.
Works well with
- Photography & videography
- Photos and video that show the course at its best, made to get golfers booking.
- Search & AI visibility
- Show up on Google and in AI answers when golfers look for somewhere to play.
- Tee time booking
- Golfers book on your site, not someone else’s.
Guides
- GolfNow or your own website: where should golfers book?
- GolfNow and other marketplaces, your tee sheet on a booking company’s site, or your own website: what each costs a golf course, and where golfers should book.
- The golf course off-season website checklist
- What to fix on your golf course website over the winter so it’s ready for spring: booking, memberships, rates, photos, search listings and reporting.
- How golf courses show up in ChatGPT and AI search
- More golfers ask ChatGPT, Google’s AI Overviews and other assistants where to play. Here’s how AI search finds golf courses, and what a course can do to be recommended.
- What should a golf course website include?
- The pages and features every golf course website needs to turn visitors into bookings, members and event entries, in the order golfers look for them.
- How to sell golf memberships online
- How golf clubs can move membership sales and renewals online: a clear membership page, an online application, renewals, and follow-up that doesn’t rely on PDFs.
Questions
Questions about golf course websites. If yours isn’t here, just ask.
Most projects take six to twelve weeks. We try to build over the off-season so the new site is live before spring.
Yes. Everyday things like hours, rates and news are easy to change. If you’d rather not, send them to us and we’ll handle it.
Usually, yes. We’ll look at what you’re using and build around it, or tell you honestly if switching makes more sense.
It depends on what you need. After we visit, you’ll get a fixed price before anything starts.
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