ZiGolf – Golf Club Website UI Design
A clean and modern website design for LetsGolf ⛳ — a professional golf club offering coaching, facilities, and events. Designed with usability and aesthetics in mind, the site allows users to easily book appointments, explore scenic courses, and become part of the golf community.
📝 Overview
LetsGolf is a modern, clean, and responsive website design tailored for a professional golf club. The goal was to create a digital platform that not only reflects the elegance and sport of golf but also provides a smooth and engaging user experience for booking, learning, and participating in golf-related activities.
💡 The Problem
Many golf club websites tend to be outdated, difficult to navigate, and lacking a clear structure. This makes it hard for users to:
🟡 Find information about coaching or club events.
🟡 Book training or appointments easily.
🟡 Learn more about the facilities offered.
🟡 Engage with the club as a community.
✅ The Solution
I designed a clean and visually appealing golf website that solves those pain points by focusing on:
🟢 Hero Section: A dynamic full-screen visual of a golfer with a bold headline to attract attention and communicate purpose instantly.
🟢 Appointment Booking UI: Simple, intuitive date, player count, and package selection for quick booking.
🟢 Programs & Coaching: Dedicated sections for coaching, nature courses, and equipment preparation.
🟢 Events and Tournaments: Highlights of junior tournaments, club meetups, and beginner-friendly sessions.
🟢 Shop & Rent Interface: Interactive section for renting or purchasing gear like gloves, balls, bags, and clubs.
🟢 Facilities Overview: Clean grid layout showcasing lockers, cafe, lounge, VIP rooms, musholla, and more.
🟢 Testimonials: Member feedback to enhance credibility and create a community vibe.
🟢 Mobile Responsiveness: Designed with scalability and responsiveness in mind.
🧰 Tools Used
🛠️ Figma (UI Design & Prototyping)
🛠️ Adobe Photoshop (Image Enhancement)
🛠️ Unsplash / Pexels (Image Sourcing)
🛠️ Google Fonts (Typography)
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