For clubs
The money stays in the club
Your sponsors, your TV, your members. Summit3D Golf puts your course in front of every golfer without handing them to someone else.
Your sponsors, your money
Every hole has a board you sell
Each hole carries a sponsor board on the golfer's phone and on the TV, plus a banner for a course partner. You choose who goes on them and you agree the price with them. What your sponsors pay, you keep.
It's a good reason for the local pub, the garage or the estate agent to back the club, because members see their name every time they play that hole.
Why the money comes back to the club
Your club is how golfers find us
So we grow with the club, not around it. Here's what that means in practice.
Money
The sponsors on the TV and the map are the club's to sell, and the club keeps all of it. A share of what golfers pay for their own subscriptions will go to their club as well. Coming
See the course as it happens
Which holes are busy and how the pace is running, so you can step in before a hold-up spreads. Course analytics for the committee: when members play, how long rounds take, where the course backs up. Coming
The map works any time, anywhere
Members study the course days before and plan how they'll play each hole, so they arrive ready. Visitors get a proper look at the course, which helps them decide to book a round or join.
Golfers see their game improve
Their own record of every round, showing where they're gaining and losing shots, so there's always a reason to come back and play. Coming
Advice from your own pro
A tap away for members, from the pro they already know, not an online coach they've never met. It brings the pro and the members closer. Coming
What your club gets
Everything in one place
Your course in 3D
Every hole mapped and flown, checked with you before it goes live.
The clubhouse TV
A stick in the post that sets itself up. Flyovers, notices, pins, sponsors and leaderboards on a loop.
Every golfer's phone
A QR code at the desk and on the tees. No app to download.
Your own club screen
Notices, pins, conditions, sponsor boards and competitions, run from a phone.
Your look
Your club's name and colours on the map and the TV, once you're happy with it.
A real person
Someone you can ring who knows your course, not a ticket number.
Saves staff time
Change it from a phone, in a minute
Frost on the greens at seven in the morning? Post it from your phone and it's on the bar TV and on every golfer's phone before the first tee time. Pins, temporary greens, buggy rules and competition boards work the same way.
No laptop, no login at the office, and nothing to send to us first.
What we need from you
Less than you'd think
- Your course card, and a walk round with someone who knows the course
- A TV in the clubhouse with a spare HDMI socket, and the club Wi-Fi
- One named person at the club we can talk to
Questions clubs ask
Fair questions
Do our members need to download an app?
No. They scan a QR code and the course opens in their phone's browser. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up to.
Who sets up the TV?
You do, in about five minutes, and we talk you through it. The stick comes in the post with a card that shows every step. Plug it in, pick the Wi-Fi, done.
Who keeps the sponsor money?
The club. You sell the boards and agree the price with your sponsors. We never bill your sponsors.
What about our members' data?
It's your club's. It's held in the UK and EU, kept apart from every other club's, and anyone who can change anything signs in with two steps. A golfer's location stays on their own phone unless they choose to share it.
How accurate are the yardages?
A phone's GPS is good to a few yards in open sky, and we give front, middle and back of the green so a yard or two doesn't matter. We switch the GPS on for your course once we've walked it with a laser and checked it hole by hole.
What does it cost?
We'd rather show you first. Founding clubs start with a free trial on their own course, and we talk it through in person after that.
See your own course first
We're taking a small number of founding clubs, each with a free trial on their own course.