We draw a club's course from its own survey, then send the same map to the office, the till, the clubhouse screens and the member's phone. Yardages are measured from where the member is standing.
Front, middle and back from where they are standing. The wrist measures its own three, for the shot in hand.
Lambourne Golf Club, drawn by Paralo from its survey. The groups on it are this page's fictional Saturday.
The club's desk · iPhone · Apple Watch
Lambourne Golf Club drawn from its own survey: eighteen holes over the Church, Mill and Lambourne nines, greens, bunkers, water and woodland, with a chip on every hole and the morning's groups walking it at par pace. Choosing a hole flies the map to it and moves the same hole into the member's phone. The watch beside it is a capture of the Watch app, so it keeps its own hole while the map moves.
Lambourne Golf Club, Paralo's first club.
Member app
The club, in every member’s pocket.
Digital member card, tee times, GPS scoring, leaderboards and the club's own feed. Distances and live scoring on the wrist. Handicap and next tee time on the lock screen, without opening anything.
The member app, screen by screen: Club home. The club tab of the Paralo member app: the member greeted by name with a handicap index of 13.4, the next round in two days on Thursday at 11:44 off the 1st tee, £17.40 in credit at the clubhouse and nothing owed in the pro shop, book tee, four upcoming events, the August Medal result, two matches to come, seventeen degrees and partly cloudy, and the course open. Tee sheet. The tee sheet in the member app, on Wednesday 9 September: the week from Tuesday the 8th along the top, filters for available times, mornings, eighteen holes and nine, thirty six slots that day, twenty three degrees down to twelve with sunrise at 06:23 and sunset at 19:36, and then the 1st tee, where 08:00 is marked best with nobody in front of it and twenty four minutes clear behind, 08:08 and 08:16 are open with no players yet, and 08:24 is full. Play. The play tab: the club's own photograph with The Lambourne and a playing handicap of 13 over it, then the last round from the club's own record, the September Medal at Lambourne Golf Club on 3 September, seventy nine gross at seven over with a differential of 8.4, and start round beneath it. The hole. The GPS map during a round, on Paralo's own vector map rather than an aerial: the fourth, par five, stroke index eleven, five hundred and seven yards, drawn play direction up with the green, its water and its bunkers, the pin at three hundred and seventy yards from where the member is standing, the line marked at two hundred and twenty five and two hundred and fifty three, track shot, and the member two under through three. Round card. The round card: a live card through three on the fourth at The Lambourne, twelve strokes and level after fifty two minutes; and under it the finished round, eighty three at eleven over, forty four out and thirty nine in, seventy net and thirty points off a playing handicap of thirteen, eighteen holes at The Lambourne in three hours and fifty one minutes, par seventy two, sixty one per cent of fairways and one point eight putts a hole. The course. The course page for Lambourne Golf Club, England: the club's stamp, first played on 5 June 2026, eight rounds since, seventy four at best and seventy nine on average from four eighteen hole cards, the member's own average on every one of the eighteen holes, and the rounds played here. Member card. The membership screen: the gold foil card for Heathland Golf Club reading founding member, Malcolm Clarke, number seven six two, established 2011, expires 06 · 29, with the membership details beneath it. After dark. The round card in the app's dark appearance: the live card, thru 3 on 4 at The Lambourne, over the last finished one at 83, with course, holes, pace, par, fairways and putts beneath.
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Membership
MEMBERSHIP DETAILS
Member IDNº 0762
StatusFounding Member
Home ClubHeathland Golf Club
Valid Through06 · 29
21:52
The club, on opening.
The handicap index, the next round on the sheet, the balance on account, the course status and the club's own notices. Nothing else asking for attention.
The sheet, and the best time on it.
The club's own sheet for the day, and the slot it marks best: nobody in front, twenty four minutes clear behind.
Play starts on the club's record.
The member's club, the playing handicap it gives them and the last card it holds, before anyone has struck a ball.
The hole, drawn by us.
Our own vector map by default, turned the way the hole is played, with the pin measured from where the member is standing.
The card, as it is written.
A live card over the last finished one: strokes, pace, par, fairways and putts, all from the phone in the pocket.
Every course they play, kept.
The club's stamp, the rounds played here and the member's own average on all eighteen holes.
The card lives in the phone.
Club, tier, member number and both dates. Nothing to print, nothing to carry, nothing to lose.
And after dark.
The round card in the phone's dark appearance: the live round over the last finished one.
Member card
HEATHLAND GOLF CLUB
FOUNDING MEMBERMalcolm Clarke
MEMBERNº 0762EST.2011EXPIRES06 · 29
Heathland Golf Club membership card: Founding member, member Nº 0762, established 2011, expires 06 · 29. No barcode and no QR code; the card is the membership.
Tilt it. The card leans to your pointer here and to the phone itself in a member's hand, on the app's own physics. Double click to set it level.
Apple Watch
Standalone on the wrist. It measures front, mid and back from its own fix, so the phone can stay in the bag.
Home screen widgets
Handicap, next tee time, Book Smart, live round and a dashboard, without opening the app.
Handicap Index
Next Tee Time
Book Smart
Live Round
Dashboard
Member app
Digital member card, tee times, GPS scoring, leaderboards and the club's own feed.
The course
One map. The office, the till, the wrist.
We draw a club's course from its own survey, then send the same map to the office, the till, the clubhouse screens and the member's phone. Yardages are measured from where the member is standing.
Member app
The club, in every member's pocket.
Digital member card, tee times, GPS scoring, leaderboards and the club's own feed. Distances and live scoring on the wrist. Handicap and next tee time on the lock screen, without opening anything.
