Tee times, rounds, course memberships, pace, and field operations.
Mixed Facilities ยท January 2027
One location One shared operating foundation
A course with simulators and a driving range should connect shared customers, staff tools, POS, inventory, gift cards, and reporting without losing the workflows unique to each activity.
How it connects
Share the foundation. Keep each activity distinct
Each activity will keep its own availability, rates, memberships, credits, and operating workflows. The location will share the relationships, people, commerce, and reporting that should work together.
Illustrative operating model.
YOUR ORGANIZATIONShared administration and reporting
ONE LOCATIONShared customers, staff, POS, inventory, and gift cards
Bay schedules, rates, hour banks, access, and sessions.
Buckets, credits, range bays, teaching, groups, and range care.
Reuse shared records
Customers, staff, inventory, gift cards, and reporting can work across the facility without being recreated for each activity.
One customer, separate balances
A membership can include rounds, simulator hours, and range credits while keeping every balance and rule clear.
Connect what belongs together
The shared layer can extend as the facility adds activities, teams, and operating workflows.
FACILITY PLANNING
Map what you actually operate
Tell us your locations, activities, shared departments, access needs, and hardware connections.
- Document every activity at the location
- Identify shared departments and records
- Keep activity-specific rules clear
- Plan integrations and access needs
Operate more than one kind of golf facility?
Help us design the right combination model around your real operation.