The beverage cart stops guessing where thirsty golfers are
Members request the cart from their own plate. The attendant sees the cart number and hole, claims it, and marks items sold out so nobody orders what is gone.
Tap through what beverage cart attendants see
This is a working prototype with example data. Everything saves in this browser only. Choose a plate, tap around, and watch the dashboard and the price tags.
What it costs
Each switch adds that service to your plan. The total is on the price builder.
What beverage cart attendants do with it
- Before the roundCount what you loaded. The load-out is saved against the day.
- On the courseA request appears with the cart number and the hole tee to meet at.
- At the cartOpen the club's own checkout with the cart attached. ForeSure does not take payments.
- Sold outFlip an item to sold out and members see it at once.
- After the roundCount what came back. Loaded minus returned is what sold.
Before and after
- Drive the course hoping to find golfers
- Items run out and members find out at the cart
- Load-out kept on paper
- Requests arrive with cart number and hole
- Sold-out switches reach every plate
- Load-out and returns on one screen
It connects to what you already use
ForeSure links to your systems. It does not replace them and is not affiliated with any vendor.
Why this matters
Most sources are vendor blogs and trade press, so the figures are rough benchmarks. Nothing here has been audited, and ForeSure is not affiliated with any company named.
One operator reports its beverage carts range from about $16,000 a year in New England to about $125,000 at some Southern California locations, and benchmarks every course by dollars per round.
FairwayIQ guide (vendor)A vendor estimates beverage cart margins at 50 to 70 percent. That is a vendor estimate, not an audit.
vendor blogVendors push routing and cart-screen ordering as ways to lift on-course food and beverage. Treat their figures as claims.
FairwayIQ, GoTabForeSure does not process payments. It opens your own checkout, so your card processing and reports stay where they are.
product designSources, checked 2026-11-11
- FairwayIQ: beverage cart routing and cart-screen ordering (vendor guide)
- USGA: Fossil Trace Golf Club pace of play case study (USGA)
- MaintainX: golf cart maintenance checklist (vendor blog)
- Toro Golf Advantage: what's your preventive maintenance strategy (manufacturer)
- Turf Magazine: turf equipment maintenance (trade press)
- Golf Course Industry: reels and blades (trade press)
- USGA: hole location, location, location (USGA)
- Wisk: centralize F&B inventory across outlets (vendor blog)
- GoTab: mobile ordering for country clubs (vendor blog)
- CMAA Idea Fair: survey to strategy (industry association)