The Middle Pin vs Club Prophet Systems · checked 8 October 2026
Club Prophet, or something built for the smaller course.
Club Prophet has served golf since 1993, and its client list includes some of the most famous private clubs in the country. That tells you who it is built for. For a small public course, much of it is more than you need.
- Monthly fee
- $0
- A card payment
- 5% + 30¢, all in
- Contract
- None
- Companies compared
- 7, with sources
Your cost, in two taps
What would you pay?
1What do you use now?
2Card sales in a month
3What they charge a month
+Trade Times you give a month
Each is four rounds GolfNow sells and keeps the money for. Counted at your average sale.
Fine-tune with your own quote
A month, before tax. Cash costs nothing on either side. Hardware is not included. Where a company does not publish a figure, the calculator says so and uses a typical one — put in your own.
Choose Club Prophet if
- You are a private club or a large facility that needs member billing and full-service food and beverage.
- You run several courses under one roof.
- You want a company with three decades in golf.
Choose the Middle Pin if
- You are a small public course and want a price you can see first.
- You want an online booking experience built for golfers on phones.
- Nothing to sign and nothing to cancel.
01 · Side by side
What each one publishes.
Their column says only what Club Prophet or a review site has published, with the source. Where nothing is published, it says so.
02 · About them
What Club Prophet does well.
Club Prophet Systems, from Oakmont, Pennsylvania, sells a tee sheet, online reservations, point of sale and inventory, food and beverage, member billing, CRM, marketing, a web store and a website builder. Its card processing, ProphetPay, is provided by Fullsteam, which owns Club Prophet. In January 2026 it split into two products: the original, renamed Signature, and a newer Club Prophet Cloud.
What our course data shows
- 592of 12,230 public courses booked online through Club Prophet
- 46of them are 9-hole courses
- 51moved off it between 2022 and 2023, 9 back to phone-only booking
- 84moved onto it in the same year
From the 2022–23 dataset of public golf courses in the US and Canada we work from. It shows which company each course used for online tee times: a snapshot, not a live count.
03 · Straight answers
Where we fall short.
We are one of the companies on this page, so here is what we do not do, and the questions people ask.
- We are a small, young company. The companies on these pages have been doing this for years, with far bigger teams.
- We have no network of discount golfers to fill empty tee times the way GolfNow does.
- No handicap (GHIN) integration and no dynamic pricing yet.
- Our 5% + 30¢ is more per card sale than the bigger companies’ published card rates. We charge nothing a month instead, so a course with a lot of card volume can pay less overall elsewhere. The calculator shows where that line is for you.
- We are built for small public courses. A private club with a full kitchen and complex member billing is better served elsewhere.
How much does Club Prophet cost?
Club Prophet does not publish its prices or card rates. Its Cloud product says pricing varies with course size and the features you need.
Who owns Club Prophet?
Fullsteam, a payments and software company, acquired Club Prophet in 2022 and provides its ProphetPay card processing.
Nothing a month. Your course.
Sign up and have it running today. It costs nothing to start and nothing to keep — we take 5% + 30¢ when a card is used. Or take a 30-minute walkthrough with the person who builds it.
Sources
- Club Prophet
- ProphetPay
- Club Prophet: golf course funding
- The Golf Wire: GolfNow and Club Prophet (2024)
- Supreme Golf and Club Prophet partnership (2025)
- The Golf Wire: Club Prophet Engage
- Golf Course Technology Reviews: Club Prophet
- Golf Course Technology Reviews: Club Prophet booking engine
- NGF: Club Prophet
- Club Prophet Cloud
- Club Prophet: the future of Club Prophet (January 2026)
Checked 8 October 2026. Prices and terms change, and most of these companies do not publish theirs, so ask each one for a written quote. If anything here is wrong or out of date, email kevin@themiddlepin.com and we will correct it. Company names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to identify them.

