Websites & Email · Homepage redesign
A clearer front door for Sun Country golf.
The Sun Country Golf House homepage, rebuilt around what people come to the site to do.

What wasn’t working
One homepage serves four organizations. A parent looking for junior golf and a PGA professional checking a meeting date land on the same page.
The old page opened with a slider, a video, and a stack of schedule graphics. The things people do most, like renewing a membership or posting a score, sat inside menus. And nothing on the page explained how the four organizations fit together.
Before and after
Before

After, live now

What changed
Six quick links now sit right under the slider. They cover the most common reasons people visit, from joining SCAGA to finding a PGA coach.
Each organization gets its own card with a logo, one sentence about what it does and three links. The page finally explains the building: four organizations under one roof.


Giving people a reason to act
The membership block states the price ($62 for 365 days online) and lists what members get. The junior block lists prices and age divisions. The Foundation block shows its three programs with real photos.



Credits
I redesigned and rebuilt the page with the Sun Country Golf House staff. It runs on the site’s existing WordPress theme. Photos and logos belong to Sun Country and its organizations. Screenshots taken from the live site on September 25, 2026, with a floating survey box hidden.

