Sell tee times
Booking in two taps, on a phone, with no login wall. Availability, group sizes and cart or walking options are clear before anyone commits.

Web design for golf courses
Fast, beautiful sites built around what golfers actually do: check the course, see the rates, book a time. Plus local pages, so the right golfers find you first.
What a golf course site is for
A golfer decides in seconds. Every page is built so they can see the course, trust the price and book, without having to phone the pro shop first.
Booking in two taps, on a phone, with no login wall. Availability, group sizes and cart or walking options are clear before anyone commits.
A hole-by-hole tour with yardages, a scorecard and photography that looks like your course on its best morning.
Green fees, twilight and senior rates, junior programs and memberships as real text tables, not a PDF someone has to pinch and zoom.
Tournaments, corporate days, weddings and banquets each get a page and an enquiry form that reaches the right person.
Local pages for the towns your golfers come from, plus the structured data search engines use to understand a golf course.
Course status, cart-path notices, hours and specials you can update in a minute, so the site is never out of date.

Bunker guards the left. Green slopes back to front.
Golfers choose a course the way diners choose a restaurant: by looking. We build a hole-by-hole tour with big, honest photography, yardages and a scorecard, so the first impression is your course at its best.

The number one question golfers ask is “what does it cost?” We answer it before they ask: clean rate tables, memberships compared side by side, and league nights that are easy to find and easy to change.

Events are often where a course earns its margin. Each one gets its own page and an enquiry form that asks the right questions up front, so you spend your time on qualified leads, not back-and-forth emails.
Local search
When someone searches “golf course near Barrie” on their phone, you want to be in that short list. We build the pieces search engines look for:
What’s on the site
Twelve pages that each do one job well, and no autoplaying video, no popups over the booking button, no slider nobody asked for.
Your best photo, tee times one tap away, and this week’s news.
Hole-by-hole tour, yardages and scorecard.
Usually connected to the booking tool you already use.
Clear tables and a simple enquiry form.
Nights, schedules and sign-ups.
Packages, formats and enquiries.
Spaces, menus and a proper gallery.
Lessons, fittings and what’s in stock.
Easy to buy, easy to give.
Full-quality photography, organized.
Course status and notices, updated fast.
Hours, map, phone and one-tap calling.
A page for every town and region your golfers come from, like “golf near Barrie”, each written for that area. Included with our Startup package.
How it works
A short call about your course, your members and your season: what needs to be booked, sold and found.
Free 15-minute callPhotography-led design, your existing booking tool linked in where we can, and a page for every town your golfers come from.
Site + local pagesWe launch before the season opens, then keep pages fresh and send a simple monthly report.
Monthly reportPricing
Most golf courses fit one of these two. Setup fees can be split into monthly payments.
Best for: a clean, straightforward site with the essentials done right.
Payment plans available
Best for: a fuller site with more pages, events and local pages.
Payment plans available
Recent work
Local-first sites for businesses that live and die by being found nearby.
Most courses fit our Basic ($1,500) or Startup ($3,000) package. Basic covers a clean site with the essentials; Startup adds more pages, events and local search pages. Payment plans are available, so setup fees can be split into monthly payments.
Usually, yes. We can typically connect the booking tool you already use, either embedded on the page or as one clear “Book a tee time” button on every page, so golfers don’t hit a dead end. We’ll confirm what’s possible with your provider on our first call.
Yes. Course status, rates, events and notices are simple to change yourself, and we can handle updates for you if you’d rather not. Nothing should be wrong on a Saturday morning.
We can write the copy and work with the photos you already have. If you need a photo shoot, costs depend on availability and location, and we’ll say so up front. We don’t bury it in a quote.
A local page targets golfers in a specific town or region, like “golf near Barrie”, with content written for that area. They help nearby golfers, and visitors planning a trip, find your course instead of a competitor’s.
It depends on scope. On the first call we’ll give you a schedule and work back from your opening day, because the best time to launch is before the season starts.
Local pages for the areas we work in.
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