Let guests explore every hole of your course before they arrive.

A guest choosing a golf trip wants to see the course. Put the course itself on your website: each embedded frame holds one hole as a 3D model that opens on a guided tour, and the visitor can take the controls 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. We set the iframe up with whoever runs your site, on any CMS.

Behind the embed, your course has its own Course Correct address where a guest gets every hole: a tour of each one, per-tee yardages, plays-like distances to the green, a tee-shot preview, green guides, and an AI caddie that answers from the hole’s own terrain.

It opens in a phone or desktop browser, with no account and no app. Send the link in a booking confirmation or a pre-arrival email, so a guest who has never seen the course can study it the night before.

A full-screen showcase runs the course on a screen in the clubhouse, the pro shop, or the lobby, touring hole after hole with no one at the controls.

On the course, the same link gives a guest the green guide with the day’s pin, and the caddie, on their own phone.

An engagement dashboard shows your admins which holes visitors explore, which tours they finish, and where they came from, including visits that arrive through the embed on your own site. It is anonymous and collected without cookies.

It tells you what guests look at. It does not tell you what they book, and we make no claim about bookings.

The capture that gives guests a tour gives your agronomy team slope and drainage maps and issue tracking pinned to the course, and gives ownership measured ground for renovation planning. One drone flight, flown around your tee sheet, produces all of it.

It is a model of the course as it was on the day of the flight, indicative and not survey-grade. It is not a booking engine or a tee sheet, and it sits beside the ones you have. How we capture a course sets out the method and its limits.