Course OS, by PinPoint Golf

Know every inch of your course, and everything done to it.

Course OS maps every sprinkler, valve, drain, tree and cart path on your property and keeps a record of every repair made to it. Superintendents see what needs attention today and what it's costing, hole by hole.

Become a pilot course See the product
Hole 7  Par 5 Sample data
Map of a par 5 hole with irrigation, drainage and tree assets marked. Select a marker to see its record.

MapEvery asset has a location.

RecordEvery location has a history.

TrackEvery action creates data.

ConnectEvery system can connect to the course.

Irrigation

Drainage

Trees

Bunkers

Cart paths

Equipment

Most courses keep their maintenance history in the superintendent's head.

Work gets done every day, but the record of it ends up scattered across notebooks, spreadsheets, text threads and memory. That makes the hard questions hard to answer.

Repairs aren't tied to a place

A leaking valve gets fixed and forgotten. When it fails again in six months, nobody can see it's the third time.

"Didn't we just fix that one?"

Budget asks lack evidence

Replacing old irrigation is an easy request to deny when you can't show what patching it has cost over the years.

"Can it wait another year?"

Knowledge leaves with people

When an assistant or superintendent moves on, years of knowing where every line runs and what's been done goes with them.

"Where's the valve for this zone?"

One record of the whole property, hole by hole.

Course OS turns daily work into a history you can search, map and act on. These are the screens a superintendent uses most.

Course OS  Cumberland Ridge Golf Club Sample data

Today's priorities

"What should I pay attention to today?"

  1. Valve VAL-014 · Hole 7
    Repair spend now exceeds replacement cost. Plan a replacement.
    Replace
  2. Irrigation zone 7-03
    Repeated pressure alerts. VAL-014 is on this zone.
    Inspect
  3. Mower 08
    Service is 17 engine hours overdue.
    Service
  4. Drain DRN-031 · Hole 12
    Three issues reported this season.
    Inspect
  5. Bunker · Hole 4
    Maintenance cost is 31% above the course average.
    Review

How a course gets started

We map your course

We build your holes, greens, bunkers and cart paths from aerial imagery, then place irrigation, drainage and trees with your crew.

Your crew logs the work

Issues, work orders, repairs and service are recorded against the asset on the map, from a phone, in a few taps.

The history starts working for you

Every entry adds to the record, so priorities, costs by hole and repair-or-replace calls get sharper each month.

Built to be the map everything else connects to.

Your course already runs on several systems, and none of them know where things are on the property. Course OS is designed to give them that shared picture of the course.

  • Irrigation central control — runtimes and alerts matched to zones and holes
  • Fleet and equipment — engine hours and service schedules
  • Tee sheet, POS and club management — rounds and revenue alongside course conditions
  • Accounting — maintenance spend by hole, asset and season

Built for the people who care for the course

Course OS starts with the superintendent, then gives everyone above them a clear view of the property.

Superintendents

Know what needs attention before it becomes a problem, and stop re-learning the same valve every season.

Daily priorities, asset history, work orders

General managers and owners

See what the course costs to maintain and why, so capital decisions are based on records instead of guesses.

Cost by hole, repair-or-replace outlook

Multi-course operators

Compare the condition and upkeep of every property you manage, using the same records at each course.

Portfolio view, planned for a later release

"Golf courses are some of the most complex properties anyone manages, and most of what's known about them isn't written down anywhere. I'm building Course OS to change that."

Jonathan MooreFounder, PinPoint Golf · U.S. Army veteran, 101st Airborne

Jonathan spent 15 years leading operations in the military and private sector, including owning budgets and managing capital projects. He also works with geospatial asset software, the kind utilities use to map and maintain their networks.

Course OS brings that approach to the golf course. It's being built in Middle Tennessee with feedback from working superintendents, and the first pilot courses will shape what ships first.

Help shape Course OS as a pilot course.

We're selecting a small number of courses in Middle Tennessee to pilot Course OS and tell us what matters most.

  • We map your course with you
  • Your crew uses Course OS during the pilot
  • You get a direct line to the founder and a say in what we build next
  • Your course's data stays yours