For Grounds
Hear about it while you can still fix it.
With a hundred pairs of eyes on the course, golfers and staff flag stuck sprinklers, washouts, and limbs by hole and spot — while Crew ahead alerts protect your team on the turf.
“Finding out when someone finally drives by or complains after the round.”
“Golfers flag it from the spot, so you hear in minutes.”
Their day
Exact hole. Exact spot. Plus Crew ahead protection.
Your crew gets clean turf reports with the hole and spot right when a golfer or ranger sees an issue — and two-way proximity alerts when working on an active hole.
“Crew ahead” for golfers · “Groups coming” for crew
When your crew marks a working spot on a hole, golfers playing that hole see a calm “Crew ahead” notice, and your crew gets a ~3 minute “Groups coming” heads-up before the next group arrives in range.
Broken sprinklers & wet spots
A stuck head or a leaking valve on the 5th approach is flagged by the first group through, so you can shut it off before the fairway floods.
Downed limbs & bunker washouts
Golfers and staff flag a limb across the 12th fairway or a washed-out greenside bunker by hole and spot so your crew brings the right gear the first time.
Watch approaching rain and wind cells
Every grounds crew member can view live animated NOAA NEXRAD radar (Now → +60m forecast) and NWS advisories to time mowing, spraying, and turf work around the weather.
Groups coming warning
Working on a green or bunker? Get a heads-up ~3 minutes before a connected group reaches your spot, while golfers see Crew ahead.
No guesswork
Every grounds report arrives with the exact hole and fairway, green, or tee spot attached automatically.
Radio clutter
Issues go straight to maintenance and the shop board without interrupting the pro shop counter.
How a grounds flag flows
From the fairway to your crew in two quiet steps.
Golfers don’t have to call the clubhouse or guess which hole they’re on. Jovial attaches the hole and spot automatically so your team can triage and clear issues as they work the course.
Hole 12 · Fairway
A golfer or staff member taps to flag a broken sprinkler, downed limb, or bunker washout from where they stand.
Crew sees the exact spot
Grounds and operators see the report right away on the USDA aerial course map without duplicate calls.