Web design for golf & hospitality

The experience startsbefore the first tee.

Golf course website design and redesign for owners and operators in Arizona and across the US. Clear booking paths, event enquiries, and ongoing website care.

Projects from $3,500

Give golfers a reason to play here

Sell the day before the tee time.

A small course photo and a booking button give visiting golfers little sense of what makes a round at your property worth the trip.

I give the course room to speak through photography, then pair that first impression with the layout and playing information golfers need to plan their day.

Let’s talk about your course
Ocotillo course photography and playing information in an editorial layout

Simplify the path to a round

Keep the tee-time search off the phone lines.

When golfers cannot easily choose a date, group size, and time on mobile, a simple booking question becomes another call to the pro shop.

I design a focused round planner around those choices and map the next step to your tee sheet provider, so the booking path makes sense from the start.

Plan a better booking experience
Ocotillo date, player, and tee-time preferences displayed on a mobile phone

Bring group business into view

Give your next outing its own starting point.

A tournament organizer needs more than a tee-time link, and a blank contact form gives your events team little to work with.

I give outings a dedicated introduction and a short planning form for occasion, group size, and timing, helping your team begin with the details that shape the event.

Build your group enquiry path
Ocotillo group outing introduction and event planning controls

A few things
you might be wondering.

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Do you specialize in golf course websites?

Yes. Golf and hospitality is one of our core specialties. We've built and optimized sites for courses in Arizona, Nevada, and Florida with proven traffic and booking improvements.

Can you integrate our tee-time booking system?

I can assess your current provider’s supported booking link or embed. We confirm account access, provider requirements, and any separate fees before agreeing on the work. A website redesign does not automatically require a new tee-sheet system.

How long does a golf course website take?

Most golf course projects take 4–8 weeks depending on pages, integrations, and content readiness.

Do you help with SEO for golf courses?

Yes. Local SEO is included in every golf build. Recurring SEO and website care can be scoped separately, with reporting that distinguishes visits, enquiries, and bookings when your provider makes booking data available. No ranking or booking increase is guaranteed.

Can you redesign our site without replacing the tee sheet?

Often, yes. We first review the existing provider and the booking paths it supports. A redesign can improve course information and the handoff to booking while your team continues using its current system. Provider constraints are checked before the scope is agreed.

Who keeps seasonal notices and rates up to date?

We decide that during the project. Your team supplies and approves current information; I can set up an editing workflow or scope recurring updates. Website content and tee-sheet settings may need separate changes.

What should I send for a golf website quote?

Send your current website, booking provider, main services, and the problems you want to solve. Include who manages content and whether event enquiries, dining, lessons, or online sales are part of the project. Existing projects start at $3,500; the agreed scope determines the quote.

What can we include in the project?

Juncie Studios specializes in web design for golf courses, resorts, and hospitality brands that depend on their website to drive tee-time bookings, event inquiries, and foot traffic to the bar and grill.

For Dobson Ranch Golf Course, SEMrush estimated organic traffic at 9,017 in January 2023 and 25,097 in August 2025 — approximately 178% growth between those snapshots. The case study includes the source screenshots.

  • Tee-Time & Booking Integration. Review your current provider, then scope a supported booking link or embed. Check the handoff on phones and desktops before launch.
  • Events & Weddings Pages. Give outings, tournaments, and private events a clear enquiry path. Ask for the date, approximate group size, and event type your team needs to respond.
  • Local SEO for Golf. Organize course details, location information, page titles, and internal links around the services you offer. Ongoing SEO can be scoped separately; rankings are not guaranteed.
  • Mobile-First Design. Make booking, directions, and calling easy to find on a phone. Test navigation, forms, and key page layouts at mobile and desktop sizes.
  • Bar, Grill & Pro Shop. Present current dining information, lessons, and pro shop offerings with the appropriate contact or purchase path. Confirm any separate ordering or payment tools in the scope.
  • Ongoing Maintenance. Plan who updates seasonal hours, course notices, event pages, and booking links. Agree on recurring website care and the information your team supplies.
Redesign around the booking system you already use

For independent courses and small operators in Arizona and across the US, the website and tee sheet can remain separate parts of the business. We review your current booking path before deciding what the redesign needs to connect.

Some providers support a link; others offer a widget or plugin. Confirm the supported approach, account access, and mobile behavior before launch. Booking rules, inventory, and payment settings stay with the system and people responsible for them.

Keep course information useful between visits

Put directions, contact details, course notices, and your approved booking policies where golfers can find them. Make it clear when a particular request needs a call instead of an online reservation.

Your team approves rates, cancellation terms, and seasonal changes. We agree who updates the website and who updates the booking provider, so a change in one place is not assumed to update the other.

Give outings and events their own enquiry path

An event organizer may need to discuss a date, group size, dining, or other requirements before anything can be booked. Separate that enquiry from the regular tee-time path and explain what information to send.

Start a redesign conversation with your current URL, booking provider, priority events or services, and the pages your staff find difficult to maintain. I will use those details to scope the work and identify any third-party dependencies.

Brandon Mitchell

Your project. My full attention.

I’m Brandon. You’ll work directly with me, from the first conversation through design, development, and launch.