Sell the bucket at the counter. The ball machine takes it from there.
Buckets bought at the golf shop or on a phone land on the golfer's Player Pass. A scan at the machine checks the purchase and drops the right bucket. No tokens to count, no cash at the machine.
This morning at the ball machine
The first 5 buckets at Bramble Ridge on Saturday. Sample data.
Range ball machine
Saturday morning
- 6:05Small bucketBought at the golf shop, dispensed at the machine$9.00
- 6:24Large bucketBought at the golf shop, dispensed at the machine$12.00
- 6:52Small bucketBought at the golf shop, dispensed at the machine$9.00
- 7:12Small bucketBought at the golf shop, dispensed at the machine$9.00
- 7:49Small bucketAnderson, J., scanned his Pass$9.00
A small bucket is $9 and a large is $12. The golfer buys at the counter or on their phone, walks to the machine and scans the Pass in their wallet. ClubhouseOS confirms the bucket, and the machine drops it.
Members can carry a daily allotment on their Pass, one small bucket a day, used the same way.
At the machine
- Scanner and controllerA scanner reads the Pass, and a small controller wired into the machine's existing payment input releases the bucket.
- Your current tokensKeep working alongside the Pass, so nothing changes for golfers who still use them.
- Bucket sizesSmall and large, each on its own channel, matched to what the golfer bought.
- Range hoursThe Pass only dispenses while the range is open.
- ReceiptsEvery dispense is recorded against the purchase and the golfer.
Connected to the rest of the facility
- Check-inAdd a bucket when the group checks in for their tee time.
- CustomersRange visits and buckets show on the golfer's record.
- InstructionLesson buckets and practice for a pro's students.
See ClubhouseOS
A 30-minute walkthrough of range sales, the Pass and the ball machine on a sample facility.
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