Golfers ask AI assistants where to play, where to join and where to take lessons. The answer they get names a handful of clubs. We show you whether yours is one of them, for each kind of golfer you want.

Not just tourists

A club has more than one audience. When you set up, you choose who matters to you:

Visitors looking for a round or a golf holiday, from the countries they travel from.
Local golfers looking for a course to play regularly or a club to join.
Members and new players looking for membership, lessons, a driving range or beginner courses.

We write the questions each of them would ask, in their language, and measure your share of the answers for each group separately.

What assistants often get wrong about clubs

That visitors can't play (members only), when in fact visitors are welcome on certain days.
That the course is closed, based on an old notice or a winter closure.
Outdated green fees or handicap rules.
Mixing the club up with a nearby course, or citing a third-party listing instead of your own website.

Each of these has a fix, usually a clear page on your own site plus a correction on the listings the assistants cite. Your report shows which ones apply to you, with the quotes, and a checklist for whoever runs your website.

Start with one question

Run the free check: we ask ChatGPT one real question about golf in your area and show whether your club is recommended, and which website it used.

For golf clubs

Not just tourists

What assistants often get wrong about clubs

Start with one question