The course tour

A hole-by-hole tourof your golf course

Hosted at its own address, dropped into the website you already have, and kept correct for as long as you hold it.

The eleventh at River Ridge, the pond, green and bunker stacked down the frame.

What it is like

Somebody is decidingwhether to come.

A prospective member, an outing organiser, a golfer choosing between two courses on a Saturday. A gallery shows a clubhouse and a flag. It does not show a hole: where it turns, what the approach looks like, how much trouble sits on the right. The tour shows every hole, tee to green, before they call you.

Against a drone

What changes when nobody has to fly

Weather: No waitingthere is no day to schedule and no window to miss
Play: No hole closednothing happens on the property, so nothing stops
Visits: Noneno crew on the course and no aircraft over it
Light: The same on every holeone evening, all eighteen
Per hole: Its own linka code on the tee marker opens that hole
Changes: Made onceeverywhere the tour is embedded, at the same time

A drone flight is eighteen holes across whatever the day gives. This is eighteen holes in one light.

The map, running

This is the piece that goes on your site

Eighteen holes. Tap one.

This is the component itself, not a picture of it. Two lines of code put it on a page of your own.

What you get

The tour, itemised

Eighteen holes

each flown tee to green, in one light

The tourA hosted page at its own address
The maptwo lines of codeOn your existing site
Per holea code on a tee marker opens that holeIts own link
The screenthe same holes on a loopA cut for the pro shop or the cart
Par and distancesand from nowhere elseFrom your scorecard
Liveafter you have been through all eighteen with usTen business days from your scorecard
HostingFor the whole term
Your reviewone list of changes within five business daysOne round, on the finished tour
After sign-offbefore any work startsChanges are quoted
Social cutsone a quarter in your first year, yours to keepFour, as a signing bonus
Correctionsany number we printedFree

Nothing goes live at our address until you have been through every hole with us.

The twelfth green at River Ridge opening out of the tree corridor, water beyond.

Built without a visit

Nobody came to the property to make this. There was no drone over the course and no day to schedule around play.

Asked and answered

Six questions, in the order they arrive

Is this a drone flight?

No. There is no aircraft and nobody on the property. You send a scorecard and the holes you want to see first, and the tour is built from there.

Is our clubhouse in it?

No, and neither is any other building. The tour shows the golf course: the ground, the trees, the water and the turf. Your clubhouse and pro shop are not in the picture.

Where do the numbers come from?

Your scorecard, and nowhere else. We do not calculate par or distances. A hole with no card carries no distance at all.

We just rebuilt our website.

Then keep it. The map drops into the site you built and nothing else about it changes.

What if a hole looks wrong?

Tell us and we fix it. You go through all eighteen with us before anything goes live, and corrections to anything we got wrong are free.

What happens if we stop?

The tour comes down. Your domain is yours and always was. We never register a club's domain.

Three thingsclubs ask after this.

Adding it to the site you haveOne line of code on the page your golfers already open, and how to check it on a phone.QR codes on tee signsA code on the seventh tee should open the seventh hole. How to plan eighteen links.What belongs on a course pageWhat to show per hole, what to leave off, and the one number never to calculate.

Ten questions, then a call. If it fits, you pick a time on the same page. If it does not, you hear from us within one business day either way.

See it for your course