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Tehidy Park Golf Club.

One clear journey from first visit to a lasting club connection.

Dawn mist and a yellow flag across Tehidy Park Golf Club's course in club-supplied photography.

01 / The opportunity

The club had more to say than its website showed, and no shared place for every enquiry.

Tehidy Park has a parkland course, a members' club founded in 1922, visitor golf, dining, events, and coaching to explain. The club reported that its previous website did not fully show that offer or make each route easy to find.

Enquiries arrived through the website and by phone, but there was no shared place to record the topic, assign the next step, and see who was handling it. The brief was to make the club clearer online and connect those routes to one tracked intake process.

02 / The approach

Give each audience a clear route, then carry the enquiry into one shared workflow.

The new website gives visitor golf, membership, societies, events, coaching, dining, and the wider club their own routes. Tehidy's story reaches back to 1922, with the club's crest and course imagery anchoring the experience.

The enquiry form asks what the person wants to discuss and sends that topic into Capture. Capture can then assign the enquiry and alert the relevant member of the team, while an internal form brings phone and walk-in enquiries into the same shared view.

03 / The work

Clear routes for visitors. One shared starting point for the team.

The topic-led form and AI concierge carry visitor intent from the website into Capture. An internal form gives phone and walk-in enquiries the same route into the shared system, where they can be assigned to the relevant team member and supported by staff alerts.

Tehidy Park Golf Club: One Clear Journey, From First Visit to a Lasting ConnectionWatch on YouTube ↗

A route for each audience

Show the whole club without making people search for it.

The new website separates visitor golf, membership, societies, events, coaching, dining, and the club story into clear routes. The story reaches back to 1922, while booking and enquiry actions stay visible on desktop and mobile.

Discover Tehidy on a larger screenTehidy Park's homepage displayed on a laptop beside a heritage window.
See the club, its story, and the main visitor routes at a glance.View full image ↗
A Tehidy Park green framed by trees in warm light.
Move from interest to a membership enquiryTehidy Park's membership page displayed on a phone held beside an oak table.
Move from interest to a membership enquiry.View full image ↗
Tehidy Park's tree-lined parkland course.
The members' club section of Tehidy Park Golf Club's live website, captured at desktop width.
Explore the members' club story and course.View full image ↗

One shared intake

Give each enquiry a topic, an owner, and a visible next step.

Visitors can choose a topic on the enquiry form or ask the website's AI concierge. When a concierge conversation becomes an enquiry, its context feeds Capture too. Capture records the source and topic, assigns the enquiry, and alerts the relevant member of the team. An internal form gives phone and walk-in enquiries the same route into the shared system.

View the AI concierge at full size ↗
For the visitor

A direct route to the right information.

Visitor golf, membership, societies, events, coaching, dining, and the wider club each have a defined route, with booking or enquiry actions kept close.

For the team

One shared starting point.

Website, phone, and walk-in enquiries can be recorded in Capture with their source and topic, then assigned to the relevant team member.

For the relationship

A direct line to past visitors.

The club can send past visitors its news and a booking link in its own style, with the crest and course imagery people know.

A Tehidy Park green beside a water feature and surrounding woodland.
Water and parkland at Tehidy

Visitor communication

Carry the club's story into a useful visitor update.

The first visitor newsletter brought course imagery, club news, and a booking link together in the club's own style. The website enquiry form also includes an optional marketing choice, keeping the permission question visible at the point of contact.

An aerial view of Tehidy Park's green and surrounding parkland.
Tehidy's course and surrounding parkland

04 / The benefit

Clearer routes into the club, with one shared system for the handover.

Visitors can find the round, membership or event they came for, and ask a question at any hour without leaving the website. Every enquiry, whether it starts online, on the phone or at the desk, reaches Capture with its topic, an owner and an alert to the right member of the team. And the club has its own channel to share news with past visitors and invite them back to book.

Websites / Capture / Email

Connect the first visit to a clearer handover.

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