GolfAssist runs the whole club, from the back office to the buggy. Members and accounts, bookings and competitions, the restaurant and the pro shop, the kitchen at the turn, the staff rota and the website out front. One platform, English and Arabic.
A club is judged by its quietest details. The account settled before the round is over. The kitchen ticket that already knows the buggy is on the eighth. The booking that simply works. The leaderboard that settles the moment the last card lands. The website that looks the way the course plays.
From the membership book to the bar till to the manager's morning briefing, the whole club runs on one system, not nine subscriptions and a spreadsheet.
The tee sheet. One screen, the whole morning.
Entries, draw, scoring and a live leaderboard, run from the same place as the tee sheet. Stableford, medal, bogey, eclectic and knockouts, with handicaps kept current as cards come in.
Members enter from their phone, follow the board as it moves, and see the result the moment the last group signs. The clubhouse screen updates itself.
Outlets, terminals, tabs and member accounts, with the kitchen behind them. A member orders at the ninth from the app, and the halfway house sees it before they arrive.
Account balances update live, and every cover lands in the same accounts as the green fees. One system, one reconciliation.

The clubhouse lounge, mid service.
Most club websites come off a template, and it shows. GolfAssist gives every club its own brand: its own typeface pairing, palette, voice and motion, generated from a paragraph about who you are.
Maintenance is the quiet half of premium. The platform flags stale pages, and rewrites copy in your club's own voice when you ask it to.
Two clubs on the same platform. Not one shared typeface between them.
The member app, the website, broadcasts and the competition screens switch language at a tap. Right to left where it matters, English where the workflow happens. Built into the platform, never bolted on.



Tee times, the member account, food to the buggy. English or Arabic.
GolfAssist reads the week ahead and the months behind. Staff rotas are drafted from the tee sheet, the till and the competition diary, so cover matches demand to the hour rather than to habit.
It prices the pro shop on margin and movement, flags the stock tying up cash, and writes the manager a morning briefing: the day's revenue, bookings, competitions and overdue members, read back as the few things to act on before play begins.
Tee sheet, competitions and green fees
Member app, English and Arabic
POS, restaurant and halfway house
Website, brand system and hosting
AI assistants for office, course and kitchen
Staff rotas and business intelligence
Caddie programme and payroll
Heat-managed scheduling
Migration, support and every update
One paragraph is enough. You will hear back within two working days, with a walkthrough built around your club rather than a generic deck.