Your club, invite-only
A private club members join in person by QR — never a public directory. Roster tools, a permanent marshal role, CSV export and an activity log of who did what.
PaceClub for clubs
A console for the people who run the golf, not just the people who play it. The tee sheet, the roster, the tournament and the board on the clubhouse TV — one place, in a browser, no server in the pro shop. Built with clubs, in the open: here is exactly what runs today, what is in pilot, and what is designed next.
Talk to us about a pilot Live today
What your club gets now
Running in production for clubs already using PaceClub.
A public club page
app.golfpaceclub.com/c/your-club — your upcoming events, your cover image, and a join button. Shareable anywhere, no app needed to look.
Tournaments the committee controls
Stroke play, best ball and scramble, handicap allowances, committee tee policy, shotgun starts, countback tiebreaks and audited host overrides. Entry fees and open registration with join requests when the event welcomes non-members.
Check-in kiosk & marshal tools
Players show their profile QR at the kiosk; marshals record closest-to-pin, long drive and skins from a phone while the field is still out.
The board on the clubhouse TV
An airport-style live leaderboard with your sponsor logos on any screen, plus a public share link for members who stayed home. No app, no account.
Announcements that reach members
Post to the club and it lands as an in-app notification, not an email nobody opens.
Golf Passport
Your membership as a digital pass in Apple & Google Wallet. Members carry the club in their phone; a starter scans the QR to confirm membership and guest privileges.
In pilot
The club console
A staff-only surface at manage.golfpaceclub.com, separate from the player app, with per-role access — owner, manager, starter, marshal. Running with pilot clubs now.
Tee sheet
Generate a day of slots in one dialog, block a slot with a reason, set capacity and whether members can self-book. Staff assign a roster member, a registered golfer or a walk-in guest typed in on the spot — overdraft allowed and flagged, because real desks do it.
Starter mode
A phone-shaped view of today: check in, mark started, mark no-show, leave a pace note on a slot. Built for someone standing on the first tee, not sitting at a desk.
Club home
Today's occupancy at a glance, the next three days, the week, recent bookings (desk vs. self-booked) and your newest members — one screen the front desk can live on.
Insights
Utilization by day of week, your genuinely popular tee times in two-hour buckets, and member activity over 30, 90 or 365 days — every bucket computed in your club’s own timezone.
Members, staff, courses & settings
Manage the roster and staff roles, keep your course and scorecard data current, and set the club timezone, extras and booking window.
Members book from the app
Open slots show on the club page, members book with extras and a note, and their upcoming tee times sit on their dashboard.
Designed & queued
Next in the console
Specced in detail, waiting their turn to be built.
Rate cards & quotes
State what you charge — green fee 9 or 18, cart, caddy, rental clubs — and the golfer sees the itemised total before confirming the slot. The price is snapshotted onto the booking, so raising a rate never rewrites yesterday.
Membership plans
Publish what membership costs ($/yr, $/mo, join fee) and what members pay for a round. A member rate is its own row, not a discount stacked on a public price — no precedence arithmetic, no surprises.
Twilight promos & revenue
Flag an afternoon window as a promo with its own price and label, then read booked value for any range, split green fee vs. extras and members vs. public.
AI-assisted tournament setup
Describe the event in a sentence — or paste the poster — and the console drafts the whole thing: course, format, tees, side games, sponsors and local rules for you to approve.
Match play & multi-day championships
Ryder Cup-style singles and foursomes with hole-by-hole status, and two- or three-day club championships with a cumulative board across rounds and courses.
On the horizon
The ambitious stuff
Bigger bets we are exploring with clubs, not promising yet.
Reciprocal guest verification
A visitor from a partner club presents their Golf Passport and your starter sees a verified membership — instead of phoning their pro shop.
Verified handicaps
GHIN integration so a competition field registers with confirmed official indexes.
Push notifications
A lock-screen nudge when a group is called to the tee, a tee time is tomorrow, or a leaderboard position changes.
More languages
The console and the app already run in English and Spanish. French, German and Japanese are the next asks.
Run a club? Come break it.
We are onboarding a small number of pilot clubs and building the console around what they actually do on a Saturday morning. No setup fee, no server, no contract — tell us how your club runs and we will tell you honestly whether we are ready for it yet. PaceClub never handles your green-fee money: you publish the prices, you collect them the way you already do.
Prefer email? support@golfpaceclub.com