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Connect your website to your SCORD booking page

On the Tee Sheet plan you keep the website you have. The only change is one link: the Book Now button on your site points at your SCORD booking page. Golfers press the button they already know and land on your tee sheet.

Your booking page address

The address is shown on your portal home, under Connect your website, with a copy button. It is your SCORD site address followed by /book. If you also use your own domain, it is that domain followed by /book. Link to it as is, in the same tab: golfers are going to your own booking page, not to a third party.

Wix

  1. Open your site in the Wix editor.
  2. Click your Book Now button, then the link icon.
  3. Choose Web address and paste your booking page address. Leave it to open in the current window.
  4. Click Done, then Publish.

Squarespace

  1. Open the page in the editor and click Edit.
  2. Click your Book Now button, then Edit link.
  3. Paste your booking page address as the link and save.
  4. Repeat for the Book Now item in your navigation (Pages, then the link item), then save the site.

WordPress

  1. Edit the page and select the Book Now button block.
  2. Click the link icon in its toolbar and paste your booking page address, then Update.
  3. For a menu item: Appearance, Menus, open the Book Now item and set its URL to the address.

GoDaddy Website Builder

  1. Open the editor and click your Book Now button.
  2. In the button panel choose Link, then Website URL, and paste your booking page address.
  3. Click Done, then Publish.

Any other builder

  1. Find the Book Now button or menu item and change its link to your booking page address.
  2. If you can paste HTML, the snippet above is a ready-made link.
  3. Save and publish, then open your site and press the button.

Check it worked

Open your website the way a golfer would, press Book Now, and you should be on the booking page with your course name at the top. If a page on your old site still takes bookings, point its button too, or remove the page, so every path leads to the same place.