Most club websites go stale for the same reason. Someone has to update them manually.
The event is created somewhere else. The website needs to be updated. Membership pricing changes. The website needs to be updated. A tournament sells out. The website still says register now. That is the wrong architecture.
Your club page should be operational
A golfer visiting your public club page should be able to understand who you are, what you do, upcoming events, membership options, how to join, and club information. Then they should be able to act.
Events should connect automatically
When your event system and club page are part of the same platform, the website becomes much more useful. The public experience reflects the actual operation.
Membership should connect
Do not send someone from your website to a form, then to a payment link, then wait for an admin to update a spreadsheet. The join flow should be connected.
Commerce and donations
Your public presence can also lead into merchandise and donation opportunities where appropriate.
Parfour club pages
Parfour gives organizations a public facing club experience built around the same data being used to actually run the club. That means the website is not just marketing. It becomes the front door to the operation.