The brief
Visitors need to see weekday availability and green fees at once, prospective members need honest subscriptions and a joining process, and the course itself had to be shown properly rather than as a gallery of stock fairways.

A private heathland club wanted a website that works as hard as its starter.

Visitors need to see weekday availability and green fees at once, prospective members need honest subscriptions and a joining process, and the course itself had to be shown properly rather than as a gallery of stock fairways.

I built the site around the round itself. A full-width hero puts the golfer and the club name together, the homepage carries a working tee sheet, every hole has its own aerial with yardages drawn over it, and membership fees are set out as a simple table. Type is tall and compact, in forest green with one lime accent.

Desktop and phone, exactly as Wrenmoor Heath visitors see them.
Visit wrenmoor.visuvate.com



The site now answers the practical questions in the order golfers ask them: a tee time for a guest, the fees, what the course plays like hole by hole, how to join, and where to lunch afterwards. The course, visitors, membership, academy and clubhouse each have a clear page of their own.
4 more sections of the live site.



