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For private clubs

The platform private clubs run on

A 360° member CRM with family accounts and household billing. F&B with table service, kitchen routing, and charge-to-account. Tournaments, committees, dining reservations, and a Digital Clubhouse member portal that drives retention. Built for private clubs that take their member experience seriously.

Private clubs operate on relationships. The board, the membership committee, the head pro, the GM, and the membership all see the same data, but they need it for different reasons. Most platforms force you to choose between a member-experience tool that treats operations as an afterthought, or an operations tool that treats members as a row in a database. Links Meridian was designed for both at once.

The member CRM holds 360° profiles: full booking history, F&B charges, pro shop purchases, lessons, tournament results, handicap index, family relationships, and a communications log of every call, email, and note. Family accounts let parents and children share a household statement while keeping individual booking records. Membership types and dues are fully configurable. Billing runs on a schedule with auto-pay, ACH, and card processing through Stripe.

The Digital Clubhouse is what sets private-club retention apart. Members log in to see Course Records, the Honours Board, season standings, awards, and badges. They register for tournaments, pay statements, find a fourth with the buddy list, and post in the community feed. Committees coordinate inside the platform, not in email threads. Dining reservations work alongside tee-time booking. The member portal is a real club, not a billing screen.

Why it matters

The outcome for your club

360° member profiles

Every booking, transaction, lesson, tournament, and communication in one place. Staff see the full picture in a single screen.

Family accounts and household billing

Link parents, partners, and children. Share statements. Track each member's individual activity while billing as a household.

Committees built into the platform

Membership, greens, finance, social. Roles, threads, and decisions live in the system, not in email.

F&B with charge-to-account

Table service, kitchen routing, modifiers, split tabs. Members charge dinner to their account at the table.

Tournaments as a primary workflow

Stroke play, match play, scrambles, best ball, modified Stableford. Live scoring, leaderboards, handicap calculations, prize distribution.

Simulators, courts, and function rooms

Members book golf simulators, tennis and padel courts, coaching, and function or society rooms exactly like a tee time, with deposits, waitlists, and recurring slots. Equipment rental too.

Digital Clubhouse retention engine

Course Records, the Honours Board, season standings, awards, community feed. Members have a reason to log in beyond paying their bill.

The platform

What's included

360° member profiles with full activity history
Family accounts with household billing
Membership types, tiers, and access rules
Automated dues with auto-pay, ACH, and card
Handicap tracking with WHS index calculation and official federation sync
Course Records, the Honours Board, Club History
Season standings, awards, badges, member XP
Community feed, polls, surveys, announcements
Committees with chair, vice-chair, secretary roles
Buddy list and Looking for Game matchmaking
Dining reservations alongside tee times
Bookable amenities: simulators, courts, coaching, function rooms
Equipment rental: buggies, trolleys, and club sets
F&B POS with kitchen routing and tab management
Charge-to-account for every member-facing transaction
Tournament management with multiple formats
Communications log (calls, emails, SMS, notes)
Custom fields per club
GDPR-ready data subject tools
Year in Review for every member
Questions

Common questions

How does family billing work for private-club households?

Link family members to a household. Each member has their own profile, booking access, and activity record, but billing rolls up to a single household statement. Sub-account limits and per-member spend tracking are configurable, and you can set different access rules for spouses, juniors, and adult children.

Can the platform support our committee structures?

Yes. Define any committees you need (membership, greens, social, finance) with chair, vice-chair, secretary, and member roles. Committee members get private discussion threads, document sharing, and voting tools inside the portal. Activity is auditable by the GM and board.

What about the dining room? We need real F&B, not a takeaway widget.

F&B is on the same POS as the pro shop. Floor plan editor, table assignment, server tracking, kitchen routing by station, course-by-course service, modifiers, splits, and tab management. Members charge dinner to their account at the table. The cashier does not need to look up an account number.

How does Links Meridian compare to Jonas?

Jonas is the legacy private-club platform. Links Meridian delivers the same operational depth in a modern, cloud-native, mobile-first interface, with member-facing social features Jonas does not have, and at lower total cost. See our Jonas alternative page for a head-to-head.

Can we keep our QuickBooks or Xero?

Yes. Links Meridian has full GL, AP, and AR built in, plus reconciled daily exports to QuickBooks and Xero. Most clubs migrate fully. Some run both during transition. The Enterprise tier includes accounting-team support during cutover.

See it running with your member roster

30-day free trial. We import your member data, dues schedule, and historical bookings as part of onboarding.