Software
Tee time booking on your own website.
Golfers book on your site, not someone else’s.
Overview
When golfers leave your website to book, you lose the visit, even if it’s your own tee sheet on a booking company’s site. Through a marketplace, you can lose the golfer and a share of your tee times too.
We put booking on your own website, so golfers book directly with you and you keep the relationship. We look at the tee sheet you already use and build around it, or tell you honestly if switching makes more sense.
Because booking is connected to your website, memberships, events and newsletters, it all works together instead of living in separate systems. And every booking shows up in your reports, so you can see where it came from.
What’s included
- Booking on your own site
- Golfers pick a time and book without leaving your website.
- Works with your tee sheet
- Built around the system you already use wherever we can.
- Quick on a phone
- A few taps from the course’s page to a confirmed tee time.
- Your rates and rules
- Twilight rates, member times and cart options, set up the way your course runs.
- Bookings you can measure
- See where every booking came from in your reports.
Works well with
- Websites
- Built to show off the course, not hide it.
- Memberships
- Applications and renewals online, not in a PDF.
- Analytics & reporting
- See where every visitor comes from and what they do on the site.
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.
- 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.
Usually, yes. We’ll look at what you’re using and build around it, or tell you honestly if switching makes more sense.
Marketplaces can help fill quiet times, but golfers who book there are the marketplace’s customers first. Booking on your own site means you keep the relationship, the data and the full price of the round.
Yes. Booking is built for phones first, since that’s where golfers usually look for a tee time.
Ideally over the winter. Most projects take six to twelve weeks, so starting in the fall means booking is live before the first tee time of the year.
More services
All servicesMarketing
- WebsitesBuilt to show off the course, not hide it.
- Photography & videographyPhotos and video that show the course at its best, made to get golfers booking.
- Search & AI visibilityShow up on Google and in AI answers when golfers look for somewhere to play.
- Analytics & reportingSee where every visitor comes from and what they do on the site.
Start a project
Every club is different. Let’s talk about yours.
Tell us how your club runs. We’ll come out, take a look, and send you a clear plan and a fixed price.