A full width menu to give visitors a full view of all the pages an information within the website. Images can be included to add extra interest.
Side Menus keep the website simple and clean by eliminating clutter from the viewers eye. Great when the images are at full screen size. These can be enabled and disables by device size – Desktop, Tablet & Mobile.
How Many Page Levels To Have
Providing contact details and and easy way to find your way to the next website destination.
A double level course guide to give a quick view to those passing by and a detailed view to the the engaged visitor.
Providing the player with a view of what they will face when they arrive at each hole.
Details of the hole length from each tee marker
Images from around the green showing the hidden dangers.
The Course Planner – Hole Lengths, Green Depths and Hazards
A view looking back when departing the hole.
An entry section to a look around the golf club – a feel for what it’s like to be there.
Often the most glamorous room in the club that every visitor should see
Tell your visitors how the club started and how it evolved into the place it is today.
Empty clubs are not always very inviting – Societies want to feel the ambience of great social events.
Nearly every visitor will dine with you at some point in the day; show off the delights that your chef can deliver.
The golf professional, often the first port of call when arriving at the clubhouse.
A direct emailing module lets site users contact you straight from the web page delivered straight to your inbox.
Responsive to any device, any operating systems and any browser.
Laptops of any shape and size.