Built around the course’s brand
Each course can use its own name, colors, promotions, amenities, booking provider, and selected features. The demonstration shows the connected experience rather than a finished installation for one specific course.
Follow the symbols as you move through the story. 🏌️ Golfer shows the golfer experience. 🧭 Owner / Operator shows Course Command behind the scenes. 💰 Sales / Revenue highlights where the course can create or capture revenue.
Book a tee time, start a round, keep score, track clubs and miles, get course strategy, request service, save notes and photos, and build My Golf Life.
Course Command shows tee-sheet health, pace, service demand, food sales, alerts, sponsor inventory, and daily revenue opportunities.
Fill open tee times, sell more food and beverage, increase repeat play, create sponsorship inventory, and support tournament sponsors.
Useful course information and services within a few taps before, during, and after the round.
GPS, hole views, course notices, food and drink requests, and live service opportunities.
Revenue opportunities, tee-sheet health, food sales, service demand, and operational alerts in one view.
Each course can use its own name, colors, promotions, amenities, booking provider, and selected features. The demonstration shows the connected experience rather than a finished installation for one specific course.
A branded mobile experience designed to help golfers plan, play, purchase, remember, and return.

Connected golf from arrival to the final putt
One golfer. One Golf Command account. One points balance across participating courses, tournaments, and partners.
“Scan to start your Golf Command round.”
The golfer scans once, signs in, and the course experience opens. No separate loyalty card. No separate rewards account.
Welcome level. Earn on rounds, food, drinks, events, and partner offers.
Unlock stronger rewards and bonus-point opportunities as engagement grows.
Higher-value benefits, exclusive course offers, and special tournament or sponsor rewards.
A golfer can earn Command Points at one participating course and continue building the same balance at another. Participating courses and tournament partners can create their own promotions, but the golfer keeps one recognizable Golf Command rewards identity.
Golf Command stays with the golfer throughout the round—keeping time, measuring distance traveled, recording scores and clubs, saving notes and photos, and building a round history inside My Golf Life.
Wind was helping from the left. Driver carried farther than expected. Use 8 iron next time from this position.
The course provides its current scorecard once during onboarding. Golf Command stores the hole, par, tee color, yardage, handicap, rating, and slope information so every golfer can start a digital round instantly.
When the final score is entered, the full round—clubs, notes, pace, miles, photos, partners, achievements, and memories—is saved for the golfer to revisit before playing the course again.
Give golfers accurate distances, hole strategy, preferred landing areas, trouble locations, and course-specific advice for every shot.
The golfer’s phone provides live location. Golf Command compares that position to the course map to show distances to greens, hazards, landing areas, and selected course features.
Before the tee shot, the golfer can preview the hole from tee to green, see the preferred landing area, identify trouble, and understand the hole before choosing a club.
Show where to favor the left or right side, where hazards begin, the best landing area, and the safest miss.
A golfer reaches a hole they have never played. Instead of guessing from the tee, they tap Hole Flyover and watch a short tee-to-green view that highlights the landing area, hazards, and green approach. The golfer starts the hole with a plan — and the course gets a more polished digital experience without requiring a screen in every cart.
Every hole can include three simple course images alongside the flyover and phone GPS so the golfer understands the shot before playing it.
Golf Command can use the golfer’s phone GPS once the course has been mapped during setup. Existing cart-GPS systems can be integrated where compatible, but they are not required. Basic course mapping can be part of onboarding, while professional drone flyovers and premium photography can be offered as optional upgrades.
See where golfers are gathering, who wants refreshments, and which group should be served next.
The cart attendant no longer has to guess where golfers are or drive the entire course hoping someone waves. Golf Command can show where groups are gathering and allow golfers to request service from their phones, helping staff follow the highest-demand route.
A clear morning view of revenue, tee-sheet activity, food sales, service demand, and operational priorities.
A personal golf home for rounds, memories, friends, achievements, favorite courses, rewards, and the next place to play.
79 • Personal best • Played with three friends
84 • Two birdies • Earned 420 Command Points
88 • Golf trip • Fourteen photos saved
Golf Command does not end when the golfer leaves the parking lot. Memories, achievements, rewards, friends, and favorite courses create reasons to return, share the experience, and book another round.
Turn ordinary course visibility into measurable, relevant sponsor opportunities without overwhelming the golfer.
Year-round visibility through the app, hole pages, rewards, GPS, offers, and course communications.
Title sponsor, presenting sponsor, hole sponsors, contest sponsors, food-and-beverage sponsors, prizes, and event-day recognition.
Useful offers, prizes, experiences, and rewards that make the sponsor part of the golf experience—not just another logo.
Example: “Buy a six-pack at the turn and earn 300 bonus Command Points — sponsored by ABC Beverage.”
A local business does more than place a logo on a sign. It can sponsor a golfer benefit, an event, a reward, or a course experience. The golfer receives something useful, the sponsor reaches the right audience, and the course creates a repeatable revenue opportunity.
A connected platform can make the golfer experience easier while helping the course uncover service and revenue opportunities.
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