Who it's for · Societies

Your fixture list, but people talk about it afterwards.

A society runs a season of days, often across several venues, on a captain's spare time. CourseSide turns a fixture into the day the members bring up at the next one: every group on the screen, the claims live, and each member's own round back on their phone that evening.

Talk to us about your fixtures What members take home

The captain

Everything the captain used to do, crossed out.

The person who organised the day gets to be at it.

The society day, before

Print the cards and hand them out
Chase the stragglers to the first tee
Wait four hours with nothing to watch
Collect the cards at the bar
Find a calculator and work out the handicaps
Argue about countback
Read the results off a scrap of paper
Try to remember who won longest drive

The society day, now

Check-in is a tap as members collect their trackers
The field ticks green on the screen as it arrives
Every group on the map, the room watching
The cards go in on the course, one per group
Handicaps and Stableford worked out as they land
Countback settled by the board, in the open
Results read straight off the big screen
Longest drive claimed at the marker, in the app

The room

The clubhouse has something to watch.

The early finishers and the ones still waiting to go out, facing a screen with every member on the map and a ticker with opinions.

A close crop of the live course map: every player marked individually, the leading team crowned, and one player drifted into the trees. — Who is in the trees right of the 12th

The longest drive claim on a Google Pixel 7: in range at the 10th, four yards past the holder, one gold button. — The claim, made at the marker

The Clubhouse Hub results screen: final standings with the top teams expanded, side game winners, the organiser's chosen headline stats and the total raised for the host charity. — The results, read off the screen

LiveNew claimA. Russell smashes one 327 yards down the 10thOn fireOsbourne has taken ten points in his last four holesOn the moveTeam Ward climb to 2nd, two back with five to playWhere they areWalsh has drifted into the trees right of the 12thNearest the pinS. Palmer sticks it to 4ft 2in at the 2ndMost birdiesJ. Hartley collects his fifth of the day at the 14th

By the turn the room has picked a side. With two cards still out, it walks to the last green to watch the finish. That has never happened at an ordinary society day.

The memory

Every member takes their day home.

That evening every member's phone buzzes with their own day: the walk on the course map, the numbers, the moments, the holes where their card carried the team, and a share card built for the group chat.

The share card made for the group chat: Team Osbourne won it, 82 points, and Tom Osbourne carried the back nine.

Any venue on your fixture list Handicaps and Stableford done for you Results read off the screen A report for every member

Selling your holes?

If the holes do not sell, we bring the partners.

Every partner on your day gets a hole the room is watching, a name in the ticker every time their hole makes a moment, and a place in every player's report that evening. That is a far easier thing to sell than a board by a tee, and it usually covers what the day costs to run.

Sell what you can, with our material. Hand us what is left and we place partners from our regional directory of businesses looking for days to back.

Help me sell my holes What partners get

Holes · PartnersEllersby Park

2Nearest the pinPar 3 · 168 yardsNorthwind

7Official Hole PartnerPar 4 · 402 yardsCaldwell & Co

10Longest drivePar 5 · 541 yardsLive claimBlueriver

14Still openPar 4 · 388 yardsDirectory

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