Guides

Practical guides for golf course websites.

How to add an interactive 3D map to your golf course website

What it actually takes to embed a real, tiltable, rotatable map of your course — no developer required, no app your visitors have to install.

Photorealistic 3D vs. a static satellite embed: what's actually different

Most course websites ship a flat photo gallery or a static satellite iframe. Here's what a real interactive map changes for a visitor.

What a course tour does for wedding and outing sales

Planners book a venue sight-unseen more often than you'd think. An interactive walkthrough closes that gap better than a photo deck does.

How to check whether ChatGPT recommends your golf course

A monthly 30-minute test: which questions to ask, how to run them fairly in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Mode, and how to read what comes back.

How golfers find courses in AI search, and how to show up

AI answers are built from pages a crawler can read. The courses that show up state the basics plainly, in text, and the same way everywhere they're listed.

What to do when AI gets your golf course wrong

Old rates, an outdated dress code, a restaurant that closed years ago. AI answers repeat what's on the web, so the fix is correcting the sources, not arguing with the chatbot.

What golf course websites leave out: we read 568 of them

Most course sites cover policies and practice facilities. Only about a third say what to wear, how long a round takes, or publish a scorecard anyone can read.

How to put your golf scorecard on your website

A photo of the printed card can't be read reliably by Google, AI tools, or a golfer on a phone. A text table can. Here's what to include.