Wallboard
Clubhouse GPS wallboard
The screen the whole clubhouse gathers around: a live GPS view of everyone out on the course, moving in real time over a satellite map of your actual course, with leaderboards and a live feed alongside.
Today's player expects to watch golf the way they watch the pros — live, on a real map. The wallboard is the club's heartbeat on a screen.
The problem
The clubhouse screen shows a slideshow, not the golf
Most clubs have a screen in the bar cycling through notices. Meanwhile nobody — not the pro shop, not the members watching — can see what's actually happening out on the course right now.
The response
Your course, live, on the big screen
Render every player's GPS position moving in real time over a satellite view of your real course. Pair it with live leaderboards and a feed of what's happening, and the clubhouse screen becomes the thing people watch.
Why it matters
What a truly connected club gains
See pace of play, don't guess it
A live map shows bottlenecks forming — the group holding up the 7th, the gap on the front nine — so your team can act before it becomes a round of complaints.
Tournament excitement, on a real course
On competition day, a live GPS view plus a team scoreboard turns the clubhouse into a grandstand. Members follow every group move round the course they know.
Player safety and reassurance
Staff can see where every golfer is. If someone's in difficulty on a remote hole — a fall, a medical moment, a lone older member — the club knows exactly where to send help or direct emergency services.
Pro-shop and F&B intelligence
Seeing who's on the turn lets you time the halfway house, staff the bar for the rush, and plan around the field instead of reacting to it.
Belonging and buzz
Members watch friends move around the course and linger to see the finish. The club feels alive — the opposite of a notice slideshow.
Satellite today, a surveyed course tomorrow
The board runs on satellite imagery out of the box. As a premium onboarding option, a drone survey of your course can replace it with a pin-sharp, high-resolution aerial of your actual holes — the ultimate version of the clubhouse screen.
Live on the course
See every player's position update in real time on your course map — perfect for the pro shop and clubhouse.
Your real course
Render the board over a satellite view of your actual course, not a generic illustration.
Tournament ready
Pair it with a team scoreboard during competitions so spectators can follow every group.
For your club
- Give the pro shop a live picture of who's where on the course.
- Spot slow play as it develops rather than after the complaints.
- Know where every player is if someone needs help on the course.
- Make competition days feel like an event with a live team scoreboard.
For your members
- Follow friends and playing partners moving round the course in real time.
- Watch competitions unfold from the clubhouse.
- Play with the reassurance that the club can see where they are.
- See the course come alive on screen the way tour coverage does.
How it works
- 01
Map your course
Set your course's satellite frame and hole positions once in the course-map editor.
- 02
Members share position
As members score a live round, their GPS position feeds the board.
- 03
Cast to the screen
Open the wallboard on the clubhouse display — positions, leaderboards and feed update live.
The Caddyio difference
A live course view the incumbents simply don't have
Traditional club software might show a TV leaderboard of numbers. Caddyio shows the actual golf: players moving over a satellite map of your real course, in real time — for pace, for the buzz of a competition, and for the safety of knowing where everyone is.
Compare the whole platformFrequently asked
- Does it show my actual course?
- Yes. The board renders over a satellite view of your real course with your hole positions, not a generic illustration.
- Can the wallboard use a drone survey of my course?
- Yes. Out of the box the board uses satellite imagery; as a premium onboarding option, Caddyio can arrange a drone survey that replaces it with a high-resolution aerial of your real course. See the drone survey feature.
- How do player positions appear on the board?
- As members score a live round on their phone, their GPS position feeds the wallboard in real time.
- Can it help with player safety?
- Yes. Because staff can see where every player is on the course, they can respond quickly — or direct emergency services to the right hole — if a golfer needs help.
Related features
All featuresDrone survey
Drone-surveyed course mapping
A professional drone survey of your course — high-resolution aerial imagery and a precise course map that power a stunning clubhouse wallboard and shot-by-shot GPS.
Learn moreCourse & pace
Course mapping, GPS and pace of play
Map your course once and unlock a live satellite view of play — GPS positions on the wallboard and pace-of-play tracking to manage slow play early.
Learn moreOn-course service
On-course service and player safety
Members request refreshments, help or report a problem from the hole they're on — and because the club sees where they are, help arrives fast.
Learn moreLeaderboards
Live golf leaderboards
Show real-time golf leaderboards as players score hole-by-hole — net and gross standings ready for the clubhouse screen or your website.
Learn more