Golf Society Web sites

[balaclava]

I am looking for a society web site. I don't need complex functionality e.g. I don't, for example, need it to calculate handicaps, I simply need a place to show events, members and results. I've had a quick (google) look at what is available and the ones I have looked at seem to charge by membership i.e. the more members the more it costs which may seem fair enough but in my case I need it to take up to 100 members for a max of two events a week but as I said I don't need it to do a lot else. Suggestions / recommendations?

 

[AliMc]

Societygolfing.co.uk
My old work used this one, don't know much about it mind but maybe worth a look

 

[gopher99]

We use this site for our society, not sure what the costs are per year but it must be quite cheap.

https://societygolfing.co.uk/soclogin.golf

 

[YandaB]

I use Teamer for football but it claims to do Golf too. https://join.teamer.net/

 

[balaclava]

We use this site for our society, not sure what the costs are per year but it must be quite cheap.
https://societygolfing.co.uk/soclogin.golf

It looks like this costs £40 a year which is in budget (if it is happy with 100 members)

 

[Deleted member 15717]

We use this site for our society, not sure what the costs are per year but it must be quite cheap.

https://societygolfing.co.uk/soclogin.golf

Intrigued about this. The front end looks a bit rubbish, but wonder what the ‘back end’ looks like.

 

[Neilds]

We used Pitchero, can do the basics like you want - if let up to date, which we didn’t ?

 

[gopher99]

Intrigued about this. The front end looks a bit rubbish, but wonder what the ‘back end’ looks like

It does the job for what the society wants, you can update handicaps and post messages on a bulletin board. It lets you keeps scores for the year, also post reports on the meetings for the society.

 

[Deleted member 15717]

It does the job for what the society wants, you can update handicaps and post messages on a bulletin board. It lets you keeps scores for the year, also post reports on the meetings for the society.

Ta.
My society use Google sheets for sign-ups to comps etc. It’s functional, but can be a pain in the backside!

 

[balaclava]

Anyone got any experience with either of the below?

https://www.yourgolfsociety.com/

https://www.golfingsocietywebsites.co.uk/demonstration-area/

 

[full_throttle]

you can build your own free website with wix, but for the sake of £40 a year between 100 members then the site posted by gopher in post #4 should be suitable

 

[Old Skier]

It looks like this costs £40 a year which is in budget (if it is happy with 100 members)

I have been using this for a number of years and it is easy to operate and worth the £40. Was free until the guy that runs it retired from his main job and needed money to keep it up and running.

Once you have set everything up with everyone’s emails you just send out one simple message any time you add events or want to communicate with your society. I have over 70+ members on mine.

 

[rulefan]

How about HandicapMaster Local Edition

https://www.handicapmaster.org/hm_shop/ShopPage2.php?Section=Section04

 

[Old Skier]

How about HandicapMaster Local Edition

https://www.handicapmaster.org/hm_shop/ShopPage2.php?Section=Section04

Unless he wants to regulate his society HCs, which some who belong to clubs will have could be a bit overkill.

 

[Orikoru]

How about a Facebook group page?
Free and very easy.

I was going to say this. Totally free and easy to add events, and to add members to the group, etc. Put the results up as a post. Simple as it gets.

 

[Old Skier]

I was going to say this. Totally free and easy to add events, and to add members to the group, etc. Put the results up as a post. Simple as it gets.

With the Society Golf site you the facility there is for you to arrange a whole years worth of games for people to book into and withdraw if necessary, gives course web site, directions, tee times and most importantly, who's paid. The organiser of each event even gets emails sent to them as people sign up. Very handy and easy to use.

 

[LincolnShep]

I was going to say this. Totally free and easy to add events, and to add members to the group, etc. Put the results up as a post. Simple as it gets.

Simple for those on Facebook but a lot of older people aren't. I run a FB group for players at my club and it's amazing how many grumbles I've had that it excludes some people. Fortunately, I don't give a monkeys if some people don't want to join in!

 

[Orikoru]

Simple for those on Facebook but a lot of older people aren't. I run a FB group for players at my club and it's amazing how many grumbles I've had that it excludes some people. Fortunately, I don't give a monkeys if some people don't want to join in!

I think it's just as easy as making them sign up for a different society website. You're signing up to one thing or another. ??‍