For golf courses
Give first-time visitors the local knowledge your regulars already have.
A free, five-minute pre-round experience for golfers, built around your course. We build it, your team reviews it, and nothing is published without your approval.
- 5 min
- For the golfer
- $0
- Cash fee for your course
- 0
- New things for staff to maintain
The first impression
Good service shouldn't begin at check-in.
A first-time golfer forms an opinion before pulling into the parking lot. A flyover shows the hole — it doesn't explain where the comfortable miss is. A yardage map gives the number — the golfer still has to make the decision. We help with the decision behind the number.
What your golfers get
A short local read on what makes the course distinctive, then the handful of decisions where that knowledge actually changes the outcome — not eighteen hole descriptions.
What your course gets
A better-prepared visitor, something worth opening in the tee-time confirmation, and full control — you approve every word before anything with your course's name goes live.
52%
of golfers
consult online ratings and reviews before booking a tee time. Their impression of your course begins well before they arrive.
A useful pre-round welcome helps shape that first impression by giving golfers local knowledge, greater confidence and a better understanding of the course they are about to play.
Source: GolfNow Consumer Insights Study
What your golfers experience
A little local help before they arrive.
It should feel less like another golf app and more like a few notes from someone who knows the course.
01
They open your link
In the tee-time confirmation they already receive. Nothing to download.
02
They get the local read
What makes the course distinctive, and what a first-timer wouldn't know.
03
They make the calls
A handful of real decisions, not eighteen hole write-ups.
See it, don't just read about it
Try the decision the way a golfer would.
This is a working version of the real interaction — pick a target and a miss, then see the caddie's read. Drag the crosshair on the map and every distance updates as you move it.
Hole 4 · Par 3 · 168 yards
Decision holeTo your target
174yards
Pin 168
Move over the hole to measure. Drag the crosshair to place your target.
The decision
Hole 4 · Par 3 · 168 yards
Slightly uphill, playing a club longer than the card. The pin is cut front right, five paces on. Water short and right, and a deep bunker left.
What are you hitting?
Make both choices to see the caddie's read.
This is a demonstration hole. For a partner course, every hole, note and decision is built around your actual course — and nothing is published until you approve it.
How to partner
See it first. Approve it. Then share it with your golfers.
No cash fee, no contract — a course contributes eight rounds with carts instead.
- 01
See your course experience
We build an initial experience for your course and show you exactly what golfers will see. There is no obligation and nothing is presented as an official course partnership at this stage.
- 02
Review and approve it
You review every course note, featured hole and recommendation. We make any necessary adjustments before the experience carries your course's approval.
- 03
Contribute eight rounds
The course provides eight rounds with carts. These rounds allow us to experience and evaluate the course across different handicaps, tee boxes, playing styles and left- and right-handed play. This helps ensure the finished experience reflects the range of golfers who will actually use it. There is no cash fee.
- 04
Add the finished link
We provide your approved course link and ready-to-use copy for your website and tee-time confirmations. Once your team adds the link, golfers can begin using it directly through the course.
No contract
If it stops being useful, remove the link. That is the whole commitment. We build and update the experience — your team adds one finished link and never maintains it.
The Community Fund
Courses may also contribute additional rounds or other in-kind support, which we distribute in the course's name to under-resourced local organizations where access to golf can support their mission.
Each course receives an annual report showing where its contributions went and the combined impact made by participating courses.
Frequently asked questions
What a course manager will want to know.
No. It does not track shots, analyze swings or ask golfers to use their phones throughout the round. It prepares them before they reach the first tee.
First-time golfers are the primary audience. Visitors who have played the course before receive a different path focused on the decisions that can help them play it better the next time.
No. A golfer can complete the full experience without creating an account. Saving a profile for future visits is optional.
A single evaluator gives us one golfer's view of the course. We use the eight rounds to bring in evaluators with different handicaps, different tee boxes and both left- and right-handed swings — so the finished experience reflects how the course actually plays for the range of golfers who will use it, not just how it plays for one of us.
Tell us and we will update the experience. Your staff does not need to edit or maintain another page.
We are adding courses one region at a time, beginning in Western New York. Tell us where your course is and we will give you an honest answer about availability and timing.
Show first-time golfers you thought about their visit before they arrived.
Tell us the name of your course. No obligation, no automated sales process, and nothing goes live without your approval.