Facilities that feel cared for
Bring together clubhouse upkeep, restrooms, irrigation assets, lighting, practice areas, inspections, and recurring maintenance.
From a leaking faucet to the maintenance schedule.
For the people behind every round
Cynch brings your facilities, rentals, repairs, and equipment into one connected approach to golf operations.
Public courses. Private clubs. Practice facilities.
Small marker. Better communication.
A loose tee marker. A leaking water station. A cart that won’t charge. Place a QR code where golfers and staff already are, so a report starts with the right location.
Something need attention?
Weather-resistant signs can go on tee markers, carts, buildings, and shared equipment.
Choose a location to see how a QR code connects a physical place to its reporting page.
Hole 7 tee box: report a damaged marker, irrigation problem, or course condition.
Try the reporting demoA demonstration, not a live course service. No report is sent or saved. Facility routing is configured during implementation.
Build a reporting workflow around the people who actually look after your course.
A golfer or staff member opens a page tied to a tee, cart, room, or asset. No app download needed.
Capture the category and what needs attention. Keep the location attached to the report.
Configure routing, ownership, and repair follow-up with your operations team during rollout.
The public demo shows the reporting experience. Work orders, notifications, and facility integrations require a separately configured deployment.
One course. Many moving parts.
Start with your biggest operational headache. Shape a Cynch solution around your facility, team, and equipment.
Bring together clubhouse upkeep, restrooms, irrigation assets, lighting, practice areas, inspections, and recurring maintenance.
From a leaking faucet to the maintenance schedule.
Connect carts, rental clubs, and shared equipment with checkout, return condition, availability, and service history workflows.
Know what is ready for the next round.
Keep equipment identity, reported faults, maintenance records, parts, and repair follow-up together as part of your implementation.
Give the shop context before the cart arrives.
Explore RFID and real-time location systems for carts, tools, and equipment. Choose tags, readers, and coverage for the places that matter.
Hardware, installation, and integrations scoped separately.
This site introduces Cynch’s golf operations offering. Operational modules, live tracking, integrations, and service levels are confirmed in your project scope. This public website does not operate a facility or track equipment.
Read service disclosuresStart with your course
Tell us about your facility, the equipment you manage, and where things get stuck. We’ll discuss a practical starting point, from a QR reporting pilot to a broader operations rollout.
Email Cynch about your facilitydan@cynch.me
No payment or subscription starts here. Scope, pricing, and hardware are discussed with your team.
Yes. The QR reporting concept opens a mobile web page for the location. Try the public demo above. Live submissions and staff follow-up require a facility deployment.
On tee markers, rental carts, charging stations, restrooms, water stations, practice bays, and equipment. Each deployed code should resolve to a verified location or asset, with a readable short link as a fallback.
No. Live location depends on compatible tags, readers or gateways, connectivity, and a site survey. Coverage, accuracy, and installation requirements are confirmed separately. No live tracking runs on this website.
That is a useful starting conversation: one location, one reporting workflow, or one group of rental assets. Cynch will confirm what is available and what needs configuration before you commit.
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