Clere Golf Hub brings together a powerful suite of integrated modules that provide complete visibility and control over every aspect of golf course management. Built on precise geo-spatial data, each module is designed to streamline operations, improve decision-making, and help your team manage the course more efficiently, safely, and sustainably.
If your club only needs support in a specific area, individual modules can be selected without committing to a larger package.
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The Areas Module helps clubs map and measure key course features, including greens, tees, fairways and bunkers. It gives course teams accurate surface area data they can use when planning maintenance, treatments, materials, budgeting and longer-term course work.
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The Tasks Module enables clubs to plan, assign and track work across the golf course. Tasks can be linked to the right place, allocated to individual team members and reviewed from one shared schedule. This gives course teams a clearer view of what needs doing, who is responsible and what has been completed.
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The Health & Safety Module gives clubs a clearer way to manage risk across the course. From everyday hazards to public access concerns, teams can keep track of what happened, what action was taken and whether follow-up is required. This creates a more useful working record for course teams, club managers and anyone responsible for safety oversight.
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An unsecured access point, damage to a boundary or a recurring issue around a storage area can easily be overlooked if details are kept in different places. The Security Module brings site observations and incident histories together, so teams can keep track of vulnerable areas, plan checks and refer back to previous events.
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Recurring disease, pest damage and drainage problems are easier to assess when previous treatment decisions are available to compare. The Agronomy Module gives course teams a clearer view of what has been tried and where. That history can help shape the next response, rather than repeating work unnecessarily, and support conversations about maintenance priorities and future investment.
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Golf courses often contain a mix of valuable habitats, from woodland and heather to wetland areas and wildlife corridors. The Ecology Module can help clubs monitor these features and the conservation activity around them. Over time, those observations provide useful evidence for habitat management, biodiversity reporting and discussions with members, advisers and other stakeholders.
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Auto-generated daily pin locations give greenkeeping teams a quicker starting point for course set-up, with suggested positions that can be checked and adjusted. Previous pin positions and green slope data add context to those decisions. Teams can avoid areas already showing wear, spread play more evenly across the green and communicate the day’s pin locations.
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Course Companion helps clubs give members and visitors a smoother, more informed experience on the course. By making key course information easy to access from a phone, clubs can help players feel better prepared before they tee off and better supported during their round. That reflects well on the club, particularly for visitors, societies and occasional players who may not know the course.
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Course Manager gives existing users a clearer picture of what has happened across their course and what needs attention next. Damage, disease and planned works can be captured using high-accuracy, sub-metre mapping, alongside photographs and notes. Over time, this builds a useful visual history, helping teams identify recurring issues, retain valuable course knowledge and make more informed decisions about future work.