The Eagle Club Systems alternative with the ledger built in
Links Meridian is the Eagle Club Systems alternative for courses that want the accounts, the member community and the operation on one system. Eagle Club Systems is a cloud platform built by PGA professionals, founded by Tyler Arnold, a PGA member and former Teesnap implementation specialist, and based in St. Petersburg, Florida (NGCOA Buyer's Guide). It covers the tee sheet, POS, membership billing, F&B, inventory, reporting, tournaments and marketing, and says it serves hundreds of golf courses in the US and Canada (Eagle Club Systems).
Eagle integrates with QuickBooks Online, exports to QuickBooks Desktop and Sage 50, and advertises no long-term contracts, go-live in days and migration included (Eagle Club Systems). It publishes no pricing page. Capterra reports two plans: Basic at $1,500 a year for the tee sheet and online tee times, and Intermediate at $3,900 a year, which adds the POS, billing, inventory and payment processing (Capterra, checked 28 September 2026).
Links Meridian keeps the books inside the platform. Every sale, dues charge and refund writes a balanced double-entry journal as it happens, with AP, AR and period close from Professional, and QuickBooks Online or Xero sync is there for an accountant who wants the numbers in their own ledger. Members get the Digital Clubhouse, with the community feed, Course Records, the Honours Board and season standings, and each club gets its own branded iOS and Android app. Every tier is published, from $99 to $1,799 a month, with no per-module fees within a tier, and data migration is free on every plan.
The outcome for your club
Accounts inside the platform
A double-entry general ledger with AP, AR and period close, fed by the tee sheet and the tills as they trade. QuickBooks Online sync is an option for your accountant, not the ledger itself.
QuickBooks Online on your schedule
It runs nightly at the hour you choose, or on demand, and sends one balanced journal a day or individual invoices and payments. Professional tier.
A member community
From Standard, members get the Digital Clubhouse, with the community feed, Course Records, the Honours Board and season standings, plus each club's own branded iOS and Android app.
Published, worldwide pricing
Every tier published from $99 a month, with no per-module fees within a tier, and multi-currency and multi-tax for clubs outside the US.
Links Meridian vs Eagle Club Systems
Common questions
What is Eagle Club Systems?
Eagle Club Systems is a cloud platform built by PGA professionals for US and Canadian courses, covering the tee sheet, POS, membership billing, F&B, inventory, reporting, tournaments and marketing. Links Meridian adds a double-entry ledger inside the platform, the Digital Clubhouse member community, each club's own app, and published prices.
How much does Eagle Club Systems cost?
Eagle publishes no pricing page. Capterra reports Basic at $1,500 a year for the tee sheet and online tee times, and Intermediate at $3,900 a year with the POS, billing, inventory and payment processing (checked 28 September 2026). Links Meridian publishes every tier, from $99 to $1,799 a month, with no per-module fees within a tier.
Does Eagle Club Systems work with QuickBooks?
Yes. Eagle lists a QuickBooks Online integration and exports to QuickBooks Desktop and Sage 50. Links Meridian also syncs to QuickBooks Online, nightly or on demand, and keeps a full double-entry ledger of its own, so the club's accounts do not depend on the export.
Can we switch from Eagle Club Systems to Links Meridian?
Yes. Data migration is free on every plan, and Eagle stays live until you sign off on Links Meridian, so staff can test the new system on your own data before cutover.
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