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Pine Hill Golf

Help a golfer plan the round before arriving at the course.

Pine Hill Golf homepage in a MacBook Pro display

The starting point

A website built around
the customer’s decision.

A public golf course needs to communicate its character and answer practical planning questions. The site brings the course, rate choices and group opportunities into one navigable experience.

The thinking behind the design

Details with a purpose.

01

Give the course an editorial identity

Large condensed lettering, a course-plan motif and framed landscape photography create a distinctive opening. The copy describes the contrast between the front and back nine. The design makes the course itself the subject rather than relying on generic golf imagery.

02

Turn rates into a planning tool

Build your round organizes choices by day, number of holes and how the golfer wants to play. Course information and the hole guide add context. A visitor can explore the experience and the practical arrangements together.

03

Support more than a single tee time

Leagues and outings sit alongside the ordinary playing route. Location and phone details stay easy to find. That structure acknowledges both the individual golfer and the person organizing a larger group.

Designed for the small screen

A compact introduction with a practical next step.

The mobile page leads with the course name and description, then stacks Build your round and Call to book. The location and course imagery continue below. The navigation preserves booking access while moving the larger information structure into a menu.

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