Websites
A club website built for the golfer holding a phone.
Fees in one tap. Booking in one tap. Course status on the home page. That's the whole idea.
Have a look first
Redgum Creek is a made-up club. Everything on it is the standard build: green fees, booking button, course guide, membership, functions, and a home page that tells you if the course is open.
Open it on your phone. That's where your golfers are.
Redgum Creek Golf Club is fictional. It is a demo, not a client.
What's in every site
- A "Book a tee time" button on every page. It goes to your existing booking page. No booking system? It calls the pro shop.
- Green fees as a table. Weekday, weekend, twilight, 9 and 18 holes, juniors, carts, hire. Readable by people, Google and AI assistants.
- Course status on the home page. Open or closed, carts or no carts, temporary greens, and when it was last updated.
- A course guide. Scorecard, par and length for each hole, a photo and one line of advice.
- Membership. Categories and prices in a table, with a short form to ask about joining.
- Functions and events. Photos, capacity, what's included and an enquiry form that reaches a named person.
- Visit us. Address that opens in maps, hours, tap-to-call phone, parking.
- The Google basics. Proper page titles, your details marked up so Google can show hours and location, and a sitemap.
If your club has them, I add competitions, lessons and the pro shop, the bistro, news and a sponsor strip.
You can change it yourself
Fees go up. Greens get cored. The bistro changes its hours.
When you go live I set up a simple editor, so your staff can change fees, course status, events and news themselves, whenever they like, as often as they like. No call to me needed.
Rather not? Send it to me. Up to 10 changes a month are included, each done within two working days.
Why it stays fast and safe
The pages are plain files, built ahead of time. There are no plugins to update and no login page for anyone to attack. Nothing breaks while you're not looking.
What I leave out, on purpose
- Member logins, handicaps and tee sheets. Your golf system does those. I link to it.
- Pop-ups, sliders and chat bubbles that cover the booking button.
- PDFs as the only place your fees or menu live.
It's your site
Your domain stays in your name. So does your Google listing. If you leave, you keep your content and photos, and you can buy the built site outright for $1,500. Stay 12 months and that drops to $0.
What I need from you
- Your current fees, membership prices, hours and booking link.
- Photos, or a yes to using the ones already on your site and social pages.
- One person who can say "yes, that's right".
Questions
How long does it take?
The mock-up comes first and costs nothing. Once you've signed it off, I give you a go-live date before you pay anything.
We already have a website. Is that a problem?
No. I move your content across and your address stays the same.
Do we need a new booking system?
No. The site links to whatever you use now.
What does it cost?
From $149 a month, nothing upfront. See pricing.
See your own club's site first
No upfront cost. No lock-in. I build a mock-up of your site before you pay a cent.