Run leaner, earn more, defend every dollar.
Measured data behind every budget line, a board report that writes itself, and revenue tools that can pay for the program — without a capital request.
The numbers behind the course, and the programs that pay for them.
A board report that writes itself
Work orders, labor time, spray and fertilizer records and turf-input costs roll up into a monthly board report — money-driver KPIs, targets and trends, print-ready.
Learn more Fairway AllianceTechnology funded by local sponsors
Local businesses sponsor holes in your greens book and online tour, with scan and click reporting — built so municipal and public courses can fund the program without a capital outlay.
Learn more Revenue toolsTurn the course into income
Greens books sold in the pro shop, hole sponsorships in print and online, and a tour that sends visitors straight to booking.
Learn more Defensible dataBudget on numbers, not opinions
Shade studies, turf monitoring and a measured course map give every tree removal, renovation and input budget a paper trail your board can follow.
Learn moreHow the program is priced
Par for the Course
A single survey flight and the complete digital record of your course — Conditions Report, Course Blueprints and the sponsor-funded greens book.
Birdie
Everything in Par for the Course, refreshed every year with year-over-year change detection so your data, book and media stay current.
Eagle
Seasonal recapture four times a year for condition trends, plus pre- and post-project flights.
Asked and answered.
How is it priced?
Three packages, each scoped and quoted per course: Par for the Course (a one-off survey and record), Birdie (annual recapture) and Eagle (seasonal recapture). Cortex and the other tools build on whichever survey cadence you choose.
How does Fairway Alliance sponsor funding work?
Local businesses sponsor holes in your greens book and on your online tour. Every QR scan and click is tracked and reported per sponsor, per hole — and the sponsorships help fund the technology, so it doesn't have to come from your capital budget.
What's the return?
It depends on your course, so we won't quote a generic number. Where it pays: targeting inputs and labor with measured data, defending tree and renovation spending with evidence, and new revenue from the book, sponsorships and bookings.
What reporting will my board see?
Cortex produces a monthly board report — the money-driver KPIs, targets and trends, with labor and turf-input costs — as a print-ready board pack.