Case study · Web development
Boulder Creek Golf Club
Tranquility, natural beauty and golf — and a website that had to carry three businesses at once without feeling like three websites.
At a glance
- GolfTee times & rates
- DiningOpen to the public
- EventsWeddings & outings
- WordPressEditable in-house
A golf course is three businesses
Someone booking a tee time, someone booking a wedding, and someone deciding where to eat on a Friday all arrive at the same homepage wanting completely different things.
Most club sites solve this by burying two of the three. The brief here was to make all three findable in one click without the page turning into a directory.
What we did
- Split the site into three clear paths — golf, dining, events — from the first screen
- Led with the course itself, because the setting is the product
- Kept booking where members expect it, including the phone line for tee times
- Built it so seasonal rates and event menus are edited by the club, not by us
Live audit score
Measured 24 September 2026
Scored with SEO Score API, the same engine behind our free audits. We re-run it on every site we host, so this number is current rather than a launch-day screenshot.
Where it stands
The club updates its own rates, menus and event pages through the season. The site sits on our managed hosting with updates applied and verified, so a busy summer does not end with an out-of-date site and a stack of pending patches.
A course with this much going on should not need a developer to change a tee time price. It does not.