Waiter simple
One tap, like a menu
Olive Garden test: a fifth-grader could get mom on. Big buttons. Eighth-grade words. Nobody asks the pro shop how it works.
For HR
Sixty seconds. Remote golfers from anywhere. Happier players tend to give more.
Four pieces. Play them in order. A 75-second cut is the same four, plus your charity card at the end — date, join code, EIN. We do not put a fake auction total on the screen.
Olive Garden test
What charities actually felt
We sat people down like a lunch crowd. Mom, a fifth-grader, a one-hand cart rider, a director who does not live in apps. These are the bits they kept.
Keep the card
Companion, not the pencil
GHIN, Garmin, Apple, paper stay official. We are the extra phone. Charities are not asking anyone to switch scoring.
Remote golfer
Anywhere in the world
Injury, travel, another office, another country. Same link. Not on the card. Still buys beers, still gives, still talks. Desk or couch.
Hospitality
The cart is the star
Order from the hole. The attendant sees a list. When the club’s limit is hit, we say so and send them to the clubhouse way. The rest still works.
The empty chair
Often the best guest
HR’s remote staff are not a loss. They are a tab and a gift from home. Inclusive without slowing the group.
Quiet money
We never hold cash
Pledges go to the charity. Software is $0. No cut. No fake jackpot on a website. Happier golfers tend to give more. That is the claim.
Still pictures
Hard of seeing, one hand
Still pictures. Extra type. Hard ink. Big buttons. A hole-in-one is a bar at the top, once. It does not loop.
Not a book
Points, not dollars
Nassau and skins are points. Not a sportsbook. HR can send this without a gambling problem.
The cut
The film. Then the beats.
One film on this publish, so the site can go up. The four beats below are the script. Read them in order.
0:00–0:15 The day
Fairway, drink cart, auction tent, a friend on the couch, the 19th. Keep your card.
0:15–0:30 Remote golfer
Tokyo breakfast. London desk. A nurse on break. Same Saturday as the foursome in Oregon.
0:30–0:45 HR sends one link
Some drive to the course. Some stay at the office. One outing. Paper cards still on the table.
0:45–1:00 The 19th
Handshake. Cause on the porch. Phones face down. The gift is bigger because the day was good.
Voice, if you add one
Read this. Do not invent a total.
0:00
This is the extra phone for the golf day. Keep the card you already use.
0:08
The cart comes to the hole. The four still talk. The official score does not move.
0:15
If you could not play — other city, other country, other floor — you are still in.
0:24
Remote golfer. Same link. Buy the round. Give to the cause. You are not on the card.
0:32
HR: one note. Saturday’s outing. Who walks, who works, who is on a plane. All in.
0:42
It is as easy as ordering lunch. Big type. Big buttons. No new scoring system.
0:50
Software is free for the charity. We do not take a cut. We do not hold the money.
0:58
People who had a good day tend to give more. That is the whole pitch.
1:05
Optional 15 more: your logo, the EIN, the date, the join code. Sit it after the handshake.
Extra 15 seconds for 1:15: your club name, the 501(c)(3), the Saturday, the six-letter join code, “open in the browser.” No dollar goal on fire. Users of this app are more likely to have satisfied golfers. Satisfied golfers tend to leave larger gifts.