The Clubhouse

The tariff

Same as the sign on the wall. Right now the whole game is free: the caddy, and the green fee that buys it, are still being finished, so there is nothing to sell yet.

Playing, joining, scoringfree, always

The game itself: a card for everyone at the table, live scores, penalties, the timer and the league. Joining takes a code and a first name — no account, and nothing to install.

Green fee — a day of extrasnot yet on sale

A day pass for whoever is hosting, and what it will buy is the caddy: tell it where you are drinking and get a course back, yours to change or replace. It is still being finished, so the fee is off sale — nothing on this app can currently be paid for except a tip.

When it opens, every round you tee off inside the day is covered — one payment for the whole table — and the day will start at tee-off rather than at checkout.

Honesty box — a tip, if you likefrom £3

A tip for the house and nothing else: it unlocks nothing, grants nothing, and changes no round. Only ever shown once a round is over.

House rules on money

Joining is free forever — a code and a first name gets anyone on a card.

What's free stays free. New money only ever buys new things.

The host pays, never the table. Nobody mid-round is shown a price.

No ads, and no selling data. The app knows where you drink; that stays between us.

Round numbers, no countdown timers, no tricks.

Payments, refunds, questions

Payments are handled by Stripe — Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card — and card numbers never touch this house. Rained off, or just not what you hoped? Money back, no questions: write to the club secretary at glynfinck@gmail.com. The slightly longer version — refunds, delivery, disputes — lives in the small print.

A card is a bit of fun, not a contract — the tariff reads the same way.