Before
Plastic cards, email punch cards, paper vouchers.
Lost, forgotten, ignored. No data on who came back.
For golf clubs
Put your club's membership card in the phone wallet. Update categories and expiry in place, check members at the pro shop and message them about the course.
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Riverbend Golf Club
Member
Member no.
0127
Before
Plastic cards, email punch cards, paper vouchers.
Lost, forgotten, ignored. No data on who came back.
After
Wallet passes on every phone.
Live on the lock screen. Pushed when it matters. Tracked end-to-end.
A plastic card is reprinted for every new member and forgotten on competition day. A wallet pass is issued once and stays current.
The card sits in the wallet next to the member's payment cards, so there is nothing to find in the golf bag.
Mark a membership suspended or expired when fees are overdue, and the pass shows it. Reactivate when they pay.
Tell installed passes about a closure, a field change or the AGM without relying on an email being opened.
How it works
Step 01
Add the crest and colours, and set the category and number fields.
Step 02
Share a link or QR code in the newsletter, on the website and at the pro shop.
Step 03
Check members on the Scan page, then change status and expiry as fees come in.
A digital golf club membership card is a membership pass held in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet on the member's phone. It carries the member's name, category and number plus a barcode, and the club can change it after it has been issued. It replaces the plastic card that lives in a golf bag pocket and is forgotten on competition day. Members add it from a link or QR code in two taps, and there is no app to download.
Plastic is cheap per card but it is reprinted for each new member and replaced when lost, and a lapsed membership still looks valid in the wallet. A club app can handle tee times, but it only works for members who download it, update it and remember a login, and many never do. A wallet pass needs none of that: it sits next to the cards members already carry and shows the current status. It will not book a tee time, so most clubs keep their booking software and use the pass as the card. See how a pass compares with an app.
Clubs that also run a bar, bistro or function room can read how the same pass works for a venue on the sports clubs and RSLs page, or take the wider view in digital membership cards for clubs and associations.
The busiest hour at a golf club is the one before the first tee. Put the QR code on the pro shop counter so a visitor or a new member can join while they wait, and keep the Scan page open on a tablet so the starter can check a member in a few seconds. Where a card matters for a reciprocal arrangement with another club, test the pass with that club before you rely on it.
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$79 AUD / month
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