A club's website sets the tone before a prospective member ever visits.
Country clubs and private clubs. Members book in one place, and events fill on their own.
Industry
Private Clubs
- Tee times and courts
- Dining across rooms
- Pool and events
- Wait lists that refill
What we build for you
A club site works two audiences at once: the member who needs a tee time, and the prospect judging whether this is their kind of place.
Behind it, a club runs on reservations. Members book tee times, courts, tables, and the pool, and they sign up for events. We built EGOclubmanagement, our SaaS system for private clubs, to run all of it from one place.
What we hear from businesses like yours
- The public site doesn't match the club
- Member tools that are clunky or dated
- Events and wait lists the office has to chase
- A back end staff dread updating
What members can do
On EGOclubmanagement, the system Birmingham Country Club runs on.
Tee times and courts
Golf tee times and paddle court reservations, booked online.
Dining across rooms
Dining reservations across several rooms and restaurants.
Pool and events
Pool reservations and event registration in the same place.
Wait lists that refill
When someone cancels, the next member is moved in and told by notification and text.
Reminders
A reminder goes out 24 hours ahead.
A members-only network
Members add each other as friends, chat, and share files.
The work
6 monthsTo build
Case Study
Birmingham Country Club
Birmingham Country Club runs on EGOclubmanagement. Members book from one place, and events fill and refill without the office chasing anyone.
Questions
Both. It is a SaaS system for private clubs, with the public site and the member booking built together.
At Birmingham Country Club: paddle courts, tee times, dining across several rooms and restaurants, the pool, and events.
Members join the wait list. When someone cancels, the next member is moved in and told by notification and text.
Birmingham Country Club took six months.