societygolfing.co.uk
Hosted website and membership-management software for golf societies and their members
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About societygolfing.co.uk
Society Golfing provides hosted web space and a content management system for golf societies. Organisers can publish membership lists, handicaps, events, results and other society information; members can access it through password-protected accounts.
Societies pay £40 per year after a three-month trial, with no upfront fee. Features include event sign-ups, competition results and individual records.
Product: Hosted web space and content management tools for golf societies, including member access, handicaps, events and competition records.
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