Tee sheets
One course or four, each gets its own sheet. Staff see the day at a glance and check players in as they arrive. Close a date for aerification or winter and it never opens for booking.
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Start with the tee sheet and a website your club can be proud of. Add members and house charges, the pro shop till, lessons, tournaments and green fees that price themselves as you need them — your site shows only what your club actually offers. Every club gets its own address and its own database.
The demo is a real club running on TeeDeck, with made-up golfers.
What's inside
One course or four, each gets its own sheet. Staff see the day at a glance and check players in as they arrive. Close a date for aerification or winter and it never opens for booking.
Nine designs to pick from, in your colors, at your own address. Add your own pages for the league, banquets or an events center, and set the date each one goes live.
Membership types with their own booking windows, family accounts, guest passes, and charges that settle at the desk. Run statements, see who owes what and for how long, and email every member or just one type.
A till for the shop, and one for the grill if you have one. Product variants, barcode scanning, card terminals, tabs that follow a golfer from the first tee to the last round, and a low-stock list before you run out.
Book a coach, a simulator bay, a range slot or the meeting room. Recurring series, pre-paid packs, and instructors who log in to keep their own calendar.
A league night, a member-guest or a charity scramble. Captains enter a team online, buy extras, add a donation, and pay by card or at the desk. Shotgun or tee times, with a waitlist once the field is full.
Set the green fee once and let it work: quieter mornings discount themselves, busy weekends firm up, and members see their own rate.
Someone hasn't been in for sixty days? They get a voucher by email, in the amount you set and expiring when you say. It runs overnight, so nobody has to notice or remember.
A sales report showing what actually sold, house accounts aged by how long they have been owed, and the tee sheet, the till and the lesson book all counted in one place.
Members, staff, products, menus and the bookings already on your books all come in from a spreadsheet. Switching does not mean retyping your membership roll.
Have a look around
Browse tee times, book a round and pay with a test card — nothing is charged and no real golfer is involved. Want to see the staff side, the tills and the reporting? Ask and we'll walk you through it.