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QR codes that open each hole's flyover at the tee

A code on the tee marker. The golfer scans it standing on the box and watches the drone flyover of the hole in front of them, before they pull a club.

What it does

Every hole gets its own QR code, and every code opens that hole's flyover and nothing else. Scan the code on the seventh tee and the seventh hole plays. No app, no download, no menu to navigate. It works on any phone camera.

This is what turns a golf course drone video from a page on your website into something used on the course. A flyover that lives only on a website is watched once, by someone deciding whether to book. A flyover on the tee marker is there on every hole, for someone already playing.

Where the codes go

• Tee markers. The obvious one: it's where the golfer is standing.
• Scorecards. One code per hole printed alongside the yardage.
• Cart signage and GPS screens. Where the group is already looking.
• Yardage books and outing packets. Useful for tournament play on an unfamiliar course.

Codes are delivered print-ready and branded to your course, so your sign vendor or print shop can use them without redrawing anything.

Why it sells rounds and outings

• Pace of play. A golfer who has seen the hole knows where to aim before they reach the tee.
• Outings. An organizer selling an event at a course nobody in the group has played can send eighteen codes instead of a description.
• Membership tours. A prospective member walks the property with the whole course in their pocket.

Price

Codes are produced alongside the footage they point at, so this is an add-on to a hole-by-hole flyover rather than a standalone product. The full rate card is on the pricing page.