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Places that stopped guessing.
Golf clubs, driving ranges, simulator venues and academies running on Sweetspot. What changed, in their own words and their own numbers.
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One platform, 68% more play revenue.Read the story→Read the story→
One platform, 68% more play revenue.Read the story→Read the story→VenueGolf club, Sweden
MembersAround 1,100
Since2019
A member-owned parkland club in the forested highlands of southern Sweden. Sweetspot replaced fragmented systems for bookings, payments, shop, range operations and guest pricing.Play revenue across membership and guest income grew 68%, and revenue per round rose 26%, with pricing the club controls itself.
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A 147-year-old club, off spreadsheets in a season.Read the story→Read the story→
A 147-year-old club, off spreadsheets in a season.Read the story→Read the story→VenueGolf club, Scotland
Founded1878
ModulesMemberships, Pricing, Book golf
A championship links shaped by Old Tom Morris and James Braid, running membership on paper forms and spreadsheet tracking until the club moved onto Sweetspot.Online membership sales grew 46% in year two and online visitor bookings grew 45%. People now join and pay without speaking to anyone.
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Three venues to six, on the numbers.Read the story→Read the story→
Three venues to six, on the numbers.Read the story→Read the story→VenueSimulator, Finland
VenuesThree, heading for six
ModulesBook golf, Pricing, Insights
Three unmanned indoor simulator venues built for both practice and social rounds. The old booking system was made for general scheduling, with no package deals and no view of hours booked or cash flow.Heat map data raised Saturday prices and bookings still went up. The numbers now carry the expansion case to the bank.
