Tap the plate and try it. Members reach your menu, the golf shop and the right department. Your staff scan the same plate and see their own screens. Install each plate once. Everything after that changes in software.
Tap a guide, swipe the deck or use the buttons. Each one tells you what the plate does for them, and opens their screen on the phone above.
A thick clear plate on every cart. Members and guests scan the code or tap the tag, and a page opens. No app, no account.
Members, the beverage cart, the cart barn, equipment, grounds and the stock room each see their own page from the same plate.
Comments route to the department that can act on them, and the general manager sees all of it on one dashboard.
Carts, mowers and the range ball machine keep their hours, checks and service history. Stock counts sit against par.
The story plays on its own: a morning check, a member's comment, the fix, a beverage cart request, today's pin and a sold-out special. Tap the phone any time and it is yours.
Tap anything on the phone to take over.
Open a role to see a day in their shoes, what the research says, what connects to your systems and what each service costs. All seven are on one plate.
No app and no login.
See this role →Members request the cart from their own plate.
See this role →Scan the plate on a cart, tick the checks, flag a problem, and the record updates.
See this role →Scan the plate on a mower or the range ball machine, enter the meter hours, log the work.
See this role →The crew changes the cup and sets the cart rule, then taps save at the tee box.
See this role →Scan the plate on the stock room shelf, nudge the counts with plus and minus, and anything under half of par lands on the reorder list.
See this role →A member scans a table plate and reaches your menu, calls a server, or leaves a note.
See this role →It works with the systems you already use. It links to them and does not replace them.
Examples of systems clubs use. ForeSure links to them and is not affiliated with these companies.
No more comment cards in a drawer or messages that land with the wrong person. Each category goes to the department that can act on it, and the general manager sees all of it on one dashboard.
Every comment, how fast it closes, and which carts are overdue. No hunting through email.
Pace-of-play comments, lesson requests and the tips members see on every tee box.
Notes from the table, sold-out switches and beverage cart requests in one place.
Course reports arrive with the hole number. The crew sets the pin and cart rule from the tee box.
Open concerns by cart, the last service date and overdue alerts.
This is a prototype. Screens and numbers are illustrative, and we do not promise any change in sales. We measure scans, taps, concerns and service records, and share them with you.