An interactive 3D golf course tour for your club website.
Put the course itself on your website. Visitors watch a guided tour of a hole, then take the controls and look around. It embeds in the site you already have with one iframe, and you see which holes hold their attention.
What visitors see
Each embedded frame holds one hole as a 3D model. It can open on a guided tour with captions, on a slow orbit, or simply on the hole, and the visitor can take over at any point to turn it, zoom in on the green, or look back down the fairway.
It is built from drone imagery of your course, so what they explore is the real ground and not an illustration of it.
How it goes on your website
The tour embeds in any page of your existing site with a single iframe, on any CMS. We set the snippet up with you: which hole each frame opens on and how it starts.
The frame loads when a visitor scrolls to it, so the rest of the page loads as it did before. Our guide on adding a course tour to a club website covers where to put it and what to check.
The full course, from a link
The embed is the shop window. Behind it, every club has its own Course Correct address where golfers get the whole course: a tour of every hole, per-tee yardages with plays-like distances, a tee-shot preview, green guides, and an AI caddie.
It opens from a link in a phone or desktop browser, with no account and no app. Send it in a booking confirmation or put it on the scorecard page.
On a clubhouse screen
A full-screen showcase page runs the course on a screen in the clubhouse or the pro shop, touring hole after hole with no one at the controls.
What you learn from it
An engagement dashboard shows which holes visitors explore, which tours they finish, and where they came from, including visits that arrive through the embed on your own site.
The data is first-party and anonymous, and it is collected without cookies.
More than a marketing asset
The tour is one use of a golf course digital twin. The same capture gives your superintendent slope and drainage maps and gives your team measured ground for renovation planning.
That is the difference from a recording. Our guide compares a flyover video with an interactive 3D tour, including the cases where a video is the better choice.
Questions about 3D course tours.
Yes. It embeds in any page of your existing site with a single iframe, on any CMS, and we set the snippet up with you.
Yes. It runs in a standard mobile browser from a link or inside your web page, with no app to install.
The tour sits in its own frame and loads when a visitor scrolls to it, so the rest of your page loads as it did before.
No. The embed and the golfer view of the course both open without an account and without an app.
An engagement dashboard shows which holes visitors explore, which tours they finish, and where they came from. The data is first-party and anonymous, and it is collected without cookies.
A flyover video plays the same way for every visitor. A 3D tour is a model of the course, so a visitor can take the controls and look around, and you can see which holes they spend time on.
Add an interactive golf course tour to your website
How to add an interactive golf course tour to your club website: where to put it, how the embed works, what it does to page speed, and how to measure it.
ReadGuideGolf course flyover video vs interactive 3D tour
How a golf course flyover video compares with an interactive 3D course tour: what visitors can do, what each takes to keep current, and when to pick which.
ReadPlatformGolf course digital twin: your course as a 3D model
A golf course digital twin is a measurable 3D model of every hole, built from a drone flight. What is in one, how it is made, and who at the club uses it.
ReadBook a demo.
We'll walk you through a live course twin: the staff tools, the golfer experience, and how it sits on a website. Then we map out what your course would involve. Bring your team and decide from there.
- A live twin in the browser, not a slide deck
- Issues, terrain layers, and measuring tools on a real course
- The golfer experience and the website embed