A corporate golf day at Royal Example Golf Club, as it would run.

120 players · one round · four-man Ambrose · 11 sponsors

• What a guest scans intoThe QR code in the car park lands here. No app to download and no account to make — they tap their name and they're in.›
• Try the scoring appWhat your field holds all day. You'll land on a card mid-round — longest drive is on the 4th, nearest the pin is on the 12th, so play those holes to see the prize screens.›
• The sponsor boardFor breakfast and the presentation — everyone who paid, one page at a time, and a page of your own between them.›
• The clubhouse televisionLive scoring all day, turning over to your sponsors, your own page and back. Your mark stays in the corner the whole time.›
• Your own page on the screenA membership offer, the next open day, a QR to bookings — one slide that is yours, turning up between the sponsors on every clubhouse screen and the photo wall all day. Held still here so you can read it.›
• The presentation screenThe placings and the on-course prizes, still, so it's the same in every photograph taken in front of it.›
• The photo wallWhat the field took, all day, shuffled so it isn't the same four pictures. The screen people actually stand and watch.›
• The page that circulates afterwardsSent round the office for a week. The one people open again when somebody asks who won.›

The club, the course, the sponsors, the companies and every golfer on the leaderboard are invented for this demonstration. Nothing here is a real event, and no organisation shown has any connection to RoundHQ.