What it is costing you
Where the money leaks
- Visitor green fees lost to clubs that take the booking online
- Society enquiries arriving by voicemail, or not at all
- Membership pages that will not answer the one question a prospect has: what it costs
- No way to update a competition result or the course status without ringing somebody
- Nothing on the site that tells Google where you are, so you miss golf near me
What we build
What we do about it
- A live tee sheet with online green fee payment
- Hole by hole course guide with yardages, stroke index and the card
- Course flyovers so a visitor can see the hole before they book it
- A membership section with categories, fees and a joining enquiry
- Society and corporate day packages with a booking form built for groups
- Competition results and course status the club updates itself
The visitor green fee is the highest-margin revenue a club has. It is also the one most often lost to a form that does not work.
Built for clubs
What a club site should do
Five things, all of them live on the HH Golf Club build.
Tee time booking
A live tee sheet a visitor can book and pay for without ringing the pro shop. Members see their own rates, visitors see theirs, and the club sees the money before the round rather than after it.

Course guide
Every hole with its yardage, stroke index and a written line off the tee. The card as a real page rather than a PDF nobody can read on a phone, so it turns up in search when somebody looks up your third.

Hole flyovers
A flyover for each hole. It is the single thing that turns a browsing visitor into a booking, because they can see what they are paying for before they commit.

Membership
Categories, fees and what each one gets you, on the page, in figures. Then a joining enquiry that reaches the secretary rather than a shared inbox nobody watches.

Society and corporate days
Packages with prices, catering options and available dates, and a booking form built for a group rather than a single golfer. Society days are the biggest single day of revenue most clubs take.

Pricing
What it costs
One price, everything included, nothing upfront.
A bespoke, enterprise grade website. £50 a month.
No build fee. No deposit. No tiers to pick between. One price covers the design, the build, the hosting and the support that follows.
Get a free site audit →No deposit, no build fee, no staged invoices.
You see the finished site first and decide when it publishes.
Agreed before we start, so nothing creeps.
From sign-off to launch.
Everything included
- A bespoke site designed for your business, not a template
- As many pages as the business needs
- Local SEO built in from day one, not sold as an extra
- Booking, enquiry and quote flows that convert
- Mobile-first design, because that is where your customers are
- Structured data and Google Business integration
- A CMS you can run yourself, with no charge for edits
- Hosting, SSL, security, backups and uptime monitoring
- Content changes you would rather not make yourself
- Ongoing support from the two people who built it
Our guarantee
You do not pay us until you are happy to go live.
No deposit, no build fee, nothing at all until you have seen the finished site, you are satisfied with it, and you have told us to publish it. If you are not happy, you do not pay and you owe us nothing.
- No deposit and no upfront payment
- You see the finished site before a penny changes hands
- You decide when it goes live
- Not satisfied? You pay nothing
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