Club website
A club website that updates itself from your club software
Every e-MasterClub installation includes a public club website. You arrange the homepage from ready-made sections, add your own pages and FAQ, and news, training times and court information come straight from the club software.
- Homepage builder with switchable sections
- Own pages, FAQ and contact form
- News and training times without double maintenance
- Public website
- Multilingual
- Accessibility statement
Processes, permissions, and rules in one interface
How does a tennis club keep its website up to date with little effort?
A tennis club keeps its website current by connecting it to the data it already maintains. In e-MasterClub, the public club website is part of the installation: news, training times and court information come from the club software, while the board arranges the homepage from ready-made sections and adds pages, FAQ and translations without technical knowledge.
Limits: the club website runs within the club's e-MasterClub installation and its layout follows the sections provided; it is not a free-form website builder.
Why club websites fall behind
The website is usually a separate system next to the club administration.
The website is out of date
Training times, contacts and news are maintained separately from the club software and quickly fall behind.
Only one person can update it
The website depends on a volunteer with special knowledge of a content management system.
Visitors do not find the next step
Interested players cannot see how to try out, apply for membership or book a court.
What the board maintains
Building blocks for the public club website.
Homepage builder
Fourteen sections such as today on the courts, become a member, offers, matches, events, coaches, gallery, newsletter and contact can be switched on and reordered.
Own pages
Additional pages for youth, tennis school or clubhouse catering, with their own address and language versions.
FAQ
Questions in categories, sortable, with selected entries on the homepage and structured data for search engines.
Editor for non-specialists
A text editor with a colour palette checked for contrast, templates and image upload. Inserted content is cleaned automatically.
Translations
An overview of missing translations and a side-by-side editor for pages, FAQ and news, with AI suggestions if the AI assistant is set up.
Contact and accessibility
A contact form with spam protection and an accessibility statement are part of the website.
What updates itself
Content that comes straight from the club software.
Public news
Club posts marked as public appear automatically in the news section.
Training times
Public training groups with a registration form and waiting list come from training management.
Today on the courts
Opening hours and the next free start time are shown live from court booking.
Search engine basics
Sitemap, robots.txt, localized addresses and structured data are generated automatically.
News on the website are written in club communication, training times come from training management, and visitors can apply for membership online.
Frequently asked questions about the club website
Direct answers about content, languages and search engines.
Not necessarily. Each e-MasterClub installation includes a public club website with a homepage, own pages, FAQ, public news and contact form. Content such as news, training times or court availability comes directly from the club software and does not have to be maintained twice.
The homepage is built from sections that can be switched on, off and reordered, for example today's court information, membership, offers, matches, events, coaches, gallery, pages, newsletter, partners and contact.
Yes. The club website uses localized addresses, for example /en/ for English. A translation overview shows which pages, FAQ entries and news are still missing in a language, and texts are edited side by side. With the AI assistant set up, a translation can be suggested automatically, otherwise texts are translated by hand.
The club website creates a sitemap and robots.txt automatically and marks up the club, FAQ, news and venues as structured data. How well a page ranks still depends on its content and on how often it is linked from elsewhere.
No. This page describes the website each club gets inside its own installation. The page you are reading is the product website of e-MasterClub.
Next step
See the club website in the demo
Request a demo and check how homepage, pages and news would look for your club.