Own the round.Keep the golfer.

Greenbook runs the online side of a golf course: the Google profile, the reviews, the search rankings, and the direct booking path that keeps a golfer on your list instead of a marketplace’s. Type your course to see where it stands today.

The problem

You already pay
for marketing.
You just can’t
see it working.

A website refresh two years ago. An agency retainer. A boost someone talked you into last spring. None of it could tell you whether it booked a single extra round. Meanwhile the tee-time marketplaces take a cut of the rounds you do sell and keep the golfer’s email for themselves.

A round booked straight to your tee sheet, at your rate, is the most profitable round you will sell all season. Greenbook exists to sell more of those, and to put a number on the work so you can watch it move.

Who keeps the golfer

You paid to bring
that golfer in.
The marketplace
kept them.

A third-party booking still fills the round. What you lose is the golfer. From the moment they book, they are the channel’s customer, and the channel gets to work on them:

Post-round emails feature other courses, deals, and tee times. Competitors in your own market.

Hot deals

Your golfer is shown discounted inventory at competing courses, surfaced as featured deals.

App + web

The course across town appears to your golfer in the app and on the site, every time they open it.

Loyalty points

Points for booking the next round through the channel. They are paid to play anywhere but back with you.

The sharpest one

You can’t out-loyalty a points program. You can own the relationship before it gets there.

Greenbook builds the direct path, so the next ten rounds book with you.

See your Dormie Score

What Greenbook runs

Four jobs,
every month.

Two are outcomes you keep: the revenue and the golfers. Two are the work that earns them. You run the course. We run the online side of it.

Direct Revenue

The margin comes back

Every round sold through a third-party channel costs you a cut and hands over a golfer you paid to reach. Greenbook rebuilds the direct path so the booking, and the margin on it, land on your books.

Customer Ownership

Regulars, not rounds

A golfer who books direct is one you can bring back. A golfer who books through a channel belongs to the channel, which will be marketing the course across town to them by Tuesday. Greenbook builds the list you own.

Reputation

A profile that matches the course

We watch every review and draft the reply in your voice for you to approve. Nothing sits unanswered at the top of your search results.

Visibility

Found by golfers already searching

Google Business Profile fixes and local search work, so your course wins the map pack instead of the aggregator parked above your own website.

How each one works

The Dormie Score

Where you stand,
as one number.

Dormie is match play for a lead you cannot lose. The Dormie Score reads your reputation, your visibility in search, and how much of your play books direct, and puts the answer on a scale from 0 to 100. Score it today, then watch it move.

Off the map

0–39

Golfers searching nearby cannot find you.

Leaking

40–59

Rounds leave for a marketplace every week.

Competitive

60–79

Solid, with gaps that still cost rounds.

Dormie

80–100

The lead is yours. Hold it.

How the score is built

Where does your
course stand?

Type your course. The read takes about twenty seconds.

Own the round.Keep the golfer.

You already payfor marketing.You just can’tsee it working.

You paid to bringthat golfer in.The marketplacekept them.

Four jobs,every month.