You shouldn't need five apps to spend a Saturday at your club.
A member books the tee time in one app, posts the score in another, checks the tournament leaderboard in a third, registers for the member-guest through a web form, and calls the pro shop about a court. Staff hold it together by hand. Nobody chose that — it accumulated.
Club Essentials, ForeTees, GHIN and Golf Genius in some combination. Five logins for a member. Five systems to reconcile for staff.
One login for a member. One place for staff. Nothing exported between vendors.
One set of rules
Booking windows, guest limits, eligibility by membership class and season — written once, enforced identically on every amenity.
One member record
Reservations, scores, handicap, event history and family in the same profile. No matching a member across four systems.
One bill, one vendor
One renewal to negotiate and one team to call when something is wrong in the middle of a member-guest.
Your next generation of members has never called the pro shop.
They joined expecting what every other app in their life gives them: sign in with a face, book in three taps, get a push when the time changes, ask a question and get an answer. When club software cannot do that, they stop using it — and the club stops seeing what its members actually want.
Fringe was built in that decade, not retrofitted into it. Passwordless sign-in and Face ID. A next-tee-time card on open. Buddies, guests and transport in one flow. Live scoring in the group, standings updating on the phones behind you.
A built-in AI assistant for anything club related.
Ask Fringe is built into the member app, not bolted on. It answers questions about every amenity — what tee times are open on Saturday, whether the courts are booked, how many guests a member may bring, what the dress code is on the terrace — and anything else in your club documents.
Members ask in plain language, typed or spoken. Answers come from your own handbook and rules with a citation, and from the live club data that member is already entitled to see — their reservations, their handicap, their event history. It says it does not know rather than inventing an answer, never acts without confirmation, and every club decides whether to turn it on.
Every amenity works the same way, however unusual it is.
A club declares what it offers. Fringe gives each amenity its own inventory, its own rules and its own schedule, then shows staff the sections they need and members the features they have. Golf, tennis, paddle, pickleball and simulators are live today. Bringing in new amenities is as simple as defining the inventory and timeslots — the same engine behind it all.
Tee sheet, rounds, handicaps, games and tournaments.
Courts, consecutive-slot booking, clinics and round-robin events.
Its own inventory and rules, sharing the same engine and app.
Ready to bring Fringe to your club?
Let's talk about your membership, events and scoring needs. Email sales@fringe.club.