Get your business online
Turn interest in the course into a well-planned round, lesson or event.
For public golf courses, private clubs, teaching professionals and tournament venues
Show the character of the course, make visitor information easy to find and explain how golfers request tee times, lessons, memberships and tournaments. Keep the public website connected to—not confused with—the club's actual booking, payment and member-management systems.
Website planning and support
Use the matching Golf Courses workbook to shape your pages, and watch the contact video if you would like help from SaaSTech.
Need help choosing your next step? This short video explains how to contact SaaSTech Servers. Use the page plan and downloadable guide below to plan your website.
Continue to the recommended structure →
A website-planning guide in editable Word and print-ready PDF, with an example page plan, sample wording and space to draft your own content. Adapt the fictional example and confirm the details for your business.
View all templates and resources →Recommended structure
Start with this compact structure and add pages only when they answer a distinct visitor question.
See what you can build
Browse the current Urban design, the expanded theme library and every Paint position. These are real Website Builder screens using the same pages, branding and course photography.
See what you can build
Open the preview to explore the captured themes, logo variations and paint settings in the image viewer.
Themes
Open one image to browse the loaded New and More Themes screens in order.
Paint your site
Open the viewer to compare all seven slider positions in order while checking the dark logo on pale backgrounds and the light logo on deep backgrounds.
Earn confidence
Be discoverable
Find your domain
Try a .ca, or leave out the ending and we’ll help you find one that fits. The live search confirms current availability and pricing.
Explore country-code and regional domain endings with dedicated SaaSTech help articles. Registration rules and availability vary by registry and are confirmed in the secure storefront. Select an ending to open its specific help article in a new tab.
Where SaaSTech fits
The website strategy comes first. These services provide a practical foundation and can be adjusted for the business.
Choose a short, memorable name that belongs to the business and can be used for both the website and email.
Explore service →FOUNDATIONUse strong course photography, clear visitor pages and appointment features for lessons or consultations when the club can maintain availability. Tee-time inventory, member records and tournament payments should remain in the club's approved golf-management system unless a verified integration is available.
Explore service →FOUNDATIONUse the business domain for email, calendars, meetings, Office apps, and organized customer communication.
Explore service →Download templates branded for Prairie Fairway Golf Club. Complete the fields in Word, or print the forms and planners for handwriting. Website workbooks also include a print-ready PDF. Adapt the example branding and details for your own business.
Define the booking window, group and arrival guidance, lesson options, approved handoff and the staff member responsible for seasonal updates. Printable or editable in Word.
Prepare dates, player count, format, food, access and scoring needs, then record the club's capacity, estimate assumptions and confirmation route.
Coordinate seasonal course status, visitor details, booking links, photographs and website review responsibilities before opening or changing conditions.
A website-planning guide in editable Word and print-ready PDF, with an example page plan, sample wording and space to draft your own content. Adapt the fictional example and confirm the details for your business.
SaaSTech example templates, not official Microsoft templates. Keep confidential records in your approved private systems. These files do not connect to Website Builder or submit information.
Put the services to work
These examples connect the technology to everyday customer and team needs in golf courses.
Give course information, lessons and tournament enquiries clear paths from the website. Link to the course's verified tee-time system when one is available; the website itself does not replace the tee sheet or confirm a booking.
Use shared calendars, approved opening-status updates, tournament briefs and lesson schedules to keep the clubhouse, pro shop and grounds team aligned. Keep the internal schedule separate from customer-facing tee-time inventory.
Use the course's own domain for the website and role-based addresses such as events, lessons and clubhouse enquiries. Keep member, payment and other private records in the course's approved secure systems.
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