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Your clubhouse has a front door. So should your website.

Help someone picture a day at your club, find the practical details and take the next step—whether that’s a round, a membership enquiry or a golf day.

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The Fairway ClubIllustrative club data

A good day starts before the drive.

Visitor questionWebsite answerNext step
Can I play?Visitor informationBook a round
Where are you?DirectionsPlan the visit
What should I know?Club guidanceRead before playing

An example content plan, not a live club website.

Example shown for a fictional club.

How it works
at your club.

Here’s how club websites fits into the way your club runs.

Look like the club people will visit.

Build around your own identity and approved photography. Balance the course and clubhouse story with the details a first-time visitor needs.

  • Visitor and course information
  • Membership enquiries
  • Dining, functions and golf-day information

Make the next step obvious.

Provide clear routes to direct bookings, results and enquiries. We agree where each request goes and who at the club will pick it up.

  • Links to your agreed booking service
  • Enquiry journeys with named staff ownership
  • Results and approved sponsor placements

Keep it useful after launch.

Out-of-date opening times or course information create work for staff. We agree which updates we look after and which your team maintains, with your domain and content kept portable.

  • An agreed content update process
  • Mobile-friendly visitor journeys
  • Your domain and club identity retained

Let’s make it work
for your club.

We work through the details with the people who will use it.

  1. 1

    Walk through the visitor’s day.

    Identify the questions people ask before arriving at the club.

  2. 2

    Build around your club.

    Use approved content and connect the booking or enquiry routes.

  3. 3

    Keep the details current.

    Agree owners for notices, hours and time-sensitive information.

How we work with your team

A little more
you might want to know.

Can we keep our existing domain?

Yes. Your club should retain control of its identity and domain. We plan any hosting or website move around that ownership.

Does a new website mean changing our club software?

No. A website can be a separate piece of work. Connections to booking and member services depend on the systems and access agreed with your club.

Part of the same club day.

Tee bookings

Member access, visitor rates and a clear tee sheet.

Membership

From the first enquiry to the next renewal.

Phone answering

A welcome and a useful message when staff are busy.

Show us how
your club works.

Tell us what needs attention.
We’ll work out the next step together.

Talk about your club