The club, live
Nothing people belong to is more social than a club — and clubs run on software that knows nothing about that. The Turn runs the whole club in one place: a tee sheet that helps you find a game, rounds scored as they're played, a group chat on every tee time, and one bill that always adds up.
Stonebrook Club
Good morning, Tim
Hole 1 · Riding
Blue tees
Member-Guest Invitational
Sat May 31 · 8:00 AM shotgun
Six moments, one system
At most clubs, each of these lives in a different piece of software — and the seams between them are somebody's job. Here they're the same system, so they know about each other.
- 6:41 AM
A spot opens, and you know right away
You asked to play between eight-thirty and ten. A foursome drops the 8:50 — your phone buzzes, and two taps later the time is yours.
- 8:12 AM
The group is already talking
Every tee time has a group chat. Two of you are already at the club and one is running ten minutes late — and nobody had to send a single text to find that out.
- 9:05 AM
The card keeps itself
Scores go in as you play, and every player gets their strokes off the slope and rating of the tees they actually chose — so the match is settled on the 18th green, not argued in the grill room.
- 10:25 AM
A cold drink on the 7th
Ordered from the app, brought to the cart, charged to the account. The kitchen saw the ticket the moment you sent it.
- 1:40 PM
A dozen balls on the way out
The shop rings it up on the same system. Charge it to the account, or tap a card — your guest can settle their own way.
- Month end
The statement is already right
Cart fee, guest fee, the drinks, the dozen balls. Nothing gets re-keyed from one system into another, because there was only ever one.
Pick the side you're standing on
Members get an app worth opening every round. The club gets the system underneath it — and neither one is an afterthought bolted onto the other.
The club in your pocket
Book the round, keep the card, order from the 7th, and see the statement — in an app that carries your club's name, not ours.
- Tee sheet & lottery
- Get in line
- Live scoring
- Dining
- On-course ordering
- Statements
Everything behind the counter
The golf shop, the kitchen, the dining room, the office. One system means nobody spends the close making four systems agree.
- Pro shop & POS
- Kitchen display
- Inventory
- Statements & minimums
- Staffing
- Reporting
Golf clubs are social. Their software isn't.
Every club system treats a tee time as a row in a table. But a tee time is four people deciding to spend a morning together — and almost everything hard about the sheet is a conversation nobody has a place to have.
The sheet is full of twosomes. None of them is a foursome.
No tee sheet solves it. Asking does — and the app makes asking easy.
Free up a foursome
A two at 9:00 and a two at 9:10, and no open foursome anywhere. Ask those two groups if they'd rather play together — if they agree, they merge onto 9:00 and the 9:10 is held for you.
Ask once, in the app
You make your case in one message. No phone numbers change hands, nobody can pester the membership, and staying quiet is never the same as saying yes.
Get in line
Want to play between one and four o'clock? Get in line with your group. The moment a spot big enough opens, everyone waiting hears about it — no refreshing the sheet all afternoon.
Follow the people you play with
Follow the members you actually tee it up with. When they put a time on the sheet, you hear about it while there's still room in the group.
Asking is built to stay polite: a few invitations a day, one message to make your case, and a no is final for the day. Unanswered invitations simply expire. Every conversation is visible to the pro shop, and only a member can ever answer.
Software that works where golf happens
Club software was built for a desk in the office. The round happens four miles from that desk, and that's where most of a club's revenue and nearly all of its member experience actually lives.
- Order from any hole — delivered to the cart, or ready at the turn.
- Charged straight to the member account, like everything else.
- The card keeps itself — every player's strokes off the slope and rating of their own tees.
- Live cart routing, so staff stop guessing and start delivering.
Transfusion
Vodka · grape · ginger
Bottled Water
Still · 20oz
Hot Dog
All-beef, loaded
Trail Mix
House blend
Ambitious about the product, conservative about your club
Rebuilding how a club runs is a big idea. It shouldn't mean betting the season.
It's your club's app
Your crest, your colors, your name in the App Store. Members download the club — not a vendor with the club bolted on.
Your data stays yours
A full export any time you ask, and a permanent record nobody can quietly rewrite. Bringing your history in and taking it back out both work — by design.
Every feature is a choice
Waitlists, combining, follows, the lottery — each one is club policy, with limits the club sets. Run what fits your membership and leave off what doesn't.
Nobody has to use an app
The shop books for members who'd rather call, one organizer can put the whole group on the sheet, and standing times renew themselves.
See it running for your club
We'll walk the whole Saturday — the sheet, the round, the turn, the shop and the statement — with your club's brand on the screen.