Take payment at the counter

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A golf till built for the pro shop counter. Ring up a green fee, add a buggy and a basket of range balls. Take card or cash, and the sale drops straight onto the day's takings. Online payments run through Stripe. A flat 1% on payments, and never a cut of your green fees.

At the counter

Ring up green fees, buggies and range balls

A visitor walks up. You tap the green fee, add a buggy and a basket of balls, and total it. The golf EPOS is built for the counter on a busy Saturday, not for wading through menus.

  • Green fees, buggy hire, hire clubs and range balls all on one quick screen
  • Total a group and split a fourball across separate payments without the maths
  • Email or print a receipt when someone asks, skip it when they do not

Card or cash

Take whatever the golfer has on them

Card on the reader or cash in the drawer. Both are rung up the same way and kept apart in the takings, so the drawer reconciles cleanly at close of play.

  • Take card on a Stripe reader at the counter, no separate card machine to key by hand
  • Record cash in the same screen, kept separate from card in the day's figures
  • Members play on their rate and visitors pay the visitor rate, the till knows the difference

Online

Online payments run through Stripe

When a visitor books a tee time on your own website, they pay there and then. Stripe handles the card, the money settles to your own account, and the tee sheet marks the booking paid.

  • Card details go straight to Stripe and never touch your shop, so security is Stripe's job
  • The green fee is taken up front, so no-shows stop costing you a slot
  • Money settles to your own Stripe account and out to the club's bank, not through us

Online payments need a free Stripe account. We help you connect it.

Pricing

A flat 1%, never a cut of your green fees

On payments you take through the software we charge 1% plus the standard Stripe processing fee. That is the whole story. No booking commission the way the big tee-time sites take it.

  • 1% plus Stripe's fee on money you process, published up front and easy to work out
  • No booking commission, so a full tee sheet never means a bigger bill
  • Cash you take in the drawer costs you nothing, and there is no per-terminal charge

Why it helps

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Less time at the till, fewer slips, and a takings figure you can trust when you cash up.

  • Card or cash

    Take whatever the golfer has. Card on the Stripe reader, cash in the drawer, both rung up the same way.

  • Fast at the counter

    A green fee is a few taps, not a trawl through menus, so the queue keeps moving on a busy morning.

  • Flat 1%, no commission

    One percent plus Stripe on payments, and never a cut of your green fees. The cost is published, not buried.

  • Secure by Stripe

    Online card payments run through Stripe, so card data stays off your machines and the compliance is handled.

  • Onto the day's takings

    Every sale drops onto the day's takings, split by card and cash, ready for the treasurer at close of play.

  • Paid or unpaid at a glance

    Pay at the counter or online and the tee sheet updates itself, so the starter sees who has settled and who has not.

How a sale works

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The golfer arrives, you ring it up, and the figures look after themselves.

  1. 1

    Ring up the round

    Tap the green fee, add a buggy, hire clubs or a basket of range balls. The screen totals it as you go, from one visitor to a society group.

  2. 2

    Take the money

    Take card on the Stripe reader or cash in the drawer. Split a fourball across separate payments if they are paying their own way, and print or email a receipt if they want one.

  3. 3

    Onto the day's takings

    The sale drops straight onto the day's takings, split by card and cash, and the tee sheet marks the round paid. Nothing to re-key, nothing to add up by hand at close.

Questionsabouttakingpayment

Can I ring up green fees, buggies and range balls at the counter?

Yes. The counter till is built for the pro shop. Tap the green fee, add a buggy, hire clubs or a basket of range balls, and total it in a couple of taps. You can split a group across separate payments too.

Does it take both card and cash?

Yes. Take card on a Stripe reader at the counter or cash in the drawer, rung up on the same screen. The day's takings keep the two apart so the cash drawer reconciles cleanly.

How does Stripe handle online payments?

When a visitor books a tee time on your website, Stripe takes the card payment there and then. The card details go straight to Stripe and never touch your shop. The money settles into your own Stripe account and out to the club's bank, and the tee sheet marks the booking paid.

What are the fees, and do you take a percentage of green fees?

No, we never take a cut of your green fees. On payments you take through the software we charge a flat 1% plus the standard Stripe processing fee, and nothing on cash. There is no booking commission the way the big tee-time sites charge it, and the price is published.

Do counter sales flow into the day's takings automatically?

Yes. Every sale you ring up, card or cash, drops straight onto the day's takings, split by payment type. The figure the treasurer asks for is already worked out, and you can export it for the accountant.

Do I need separate till hardware?

No. The golf POS runs in a browser on a laptop, tablet or the computer you already have at the counter. To take card in person you add a Stripe reader, and that is it. There is no bespoke till system to buy and no per-terminal charge.

Do members have to pay a green fee each time?

No. Members can be set to play on their membership rather than paying a green fee, while visitors pay the visitor rate. The counter knows the difference, so the starter is not chasing members for money they do not owe.

See a golf till built for the pro shop counter

Register your club and we will get you set up. We will be in touch to walk your team through it.

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