Fictional business · Golf club and academy
Northline Golf: Golf academy dashboard
A golf club's day: the academy schedule first, with the places left in group classes, then the pro shop's collections and the clubhouse's dining orders as separate sources.
Northline Golf is not a real business. This example shows what Business dashboard, one of O2 Design Studio's products, does for a business like it.
What you can try
- Open a lesson or a group class, check who is taking part, then assign it or move it to a coach who can teach it.
- Switch to pro-shop collections or clubhouse orders and update one in its own steps.
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Outside this example
- No tee sheet, membership billing or course maintenance.
- Lesson bookings say nothing about how busy the course is or which tee times are free.
- Clubhouse dining comes from restaurant tables only, never from the course.
- Not a complete golf-management platform.
- Counts and statuses only: no revenue and no other money figures.
- Every figure is invented sample data, not a result from any business.
- A dashboard is optional: the store, booking and ordering products each keep the everyday admin screens they need.
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