How it works
Five parts, one course
Your course in 3D, the golfer's round, the clubhouse TV, the club running it, and keeping it safe and simple. Here's each one in plain words.
The course in 3D
We map your course in 3D from your own scorecard and the lie of the land, then fly every hole, tee to green. You check it, and we put right anything that's out.
- A flyover for every hole
- The whole course from the air
- Your own drone film can sit beside ours where you have it
The golfer's round
The golfer scans the QR at the desk or the tee and the map opens. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up to on day one.
- GPS yardages to the front, middle and back of the green
- A flyover of the hole before they tee off
- Scoring on the phone, saved after every hole
- The card goes in to the club's leaderboard when they finish
We switch the GPS on for your course once we've walked it with a laser and checked the yardages hole by hole.
The clubhouse TV
We post you a small stick for the bar TV. It goes in a spare HDMI socket, you pick the club Wi-Fi, and that's the only typing anyone does. From then on the course opens by itself whenever the TV comes on.
- Hole flyovers on a loop
- Notices, today's pins and course conditions
- Your sponsors' boards
- The leaderboard on competition days
The club runs it
Your staff change things from a phone, and it shows on the TV and on golfers' phones straight away. Nothing has to come through us.
- Post a notice: frost delay, temporary greens, buggies off
- Move today's pins
- Change a sponsor board
- Run the leaderboard for a competition
We keep the map right in the background.
Safe and simple
Your members' information is your club's, and we look after it that way.
Held in the UK and EU
The club's data is kept in the UK and EU, and each club's data is kept apart from every other club's.
Two-step sign-in
Anyone who can change anything signs in with two steps: a password plus a fingerprint, Face ID or a code on their phone.
Location stays on the phone
A golfer's position is worked out on their own phone and stays there, unless they choose to share it.