Golf lessons · Selling
The teaching diary, on the same sheet as the tee times.
Professionals, lesson types and lengths, the hours each pro actually works — and half an hour with them booked from the counter or the website.
What you get
Each professional keeps their own working hours, so the diary offers what they actually teach.
Lesson types carry their own length and their own price.
A lesson books from the shop counter or from your website, against the same diary.
It shares the booking machinery the tee sheet uses, so a pro cannot be sold twice at ten o'clock.
Lesson revenue lands in the same books as the green fee and the sleeve of balls.
How it runs
A Saturday lesson, start to finish.
- 1
The pro's hours are set for the season, and the lesson types priced.
- 2
A golfer books half an hour at nine on your website and pays.
- 3
The diary fills that half hour everywhere at once.
- 4
They buy a glove afterwards at the counter, onto the same day's takings.
The questions people ask
- Can a pro keep their own diary?
- The hours each professional works are theirs, and the diary offers only those. What it will not do is let two systems both believe they own ten o'clock.
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