Who It's For

Clubs with simulator rooms

Turn the off-season into a revenue season without adding a second system your members have to learn.

Winter Revenue

The course closes and the clubhouse goes quiet

Today

The simulator room gets used by whoever asks the pro shop. There's no schedule, no pricing structure, and no record of who played when — so it's a member perk rather than a revenue line.

With USchedule

Bookable bays with member rates, guest rates, and time limits. The off-season becomes something you can price and report on rather than something you absorb.

How Booking Works
Member Access

Members expect to book without asking anyone

Today

Sim bookings go through the pro shop by phone during opening hours. Members who want a Sunday evening slot find out on Monday that someone else got it.

With USchedule

Members book from their phone, with booking windows and rates set by membership category. The pro shop stops being the bottleneck and starts being the exception.

How Memberships Work
Existing Systems

You already have a club management system you're not replacing

Today

Any new tool means either duplicate data entry or a project nobody has the appetite for. So the simulator room stays on paper.

With USchedule

This runs alongside what you have rather than replacing it. Simulator bookings, access, and payments are self-contained, and payments settle through your own Stripe account into your existing accounting.

How Payments Work
Unstaffed Hours

The sim room can't be open when the clubhouse isn't

Today

Access means someone with keys. Which means the room's hours are the clubhouse's hours, even though the demand isn't.

With USchedule

Access is tied to the reservation. Members let themselves in for their booked slot and the room closes behind them — so the sim room can be open when the rest of the building isn't.

How 24/7 Door Access Works

See it running on your own club schedule.

A short walkthrough using your real hours, rates, and layout.