This page gives a general overview of the kinds of information that may be used across the Pin Masters website, course console, and player app to deliver core product features. It is meant to be readable and practical. If you need formal or commercial privacy documentation, contact us directly.
If you contact us, request a demo, or access account-linked parts of the system, we may use basic information such as your name, email address, course affiliation, and support history to respond to you and operate the service.
The player app is built around on-course guidance, pace tracking, routing, and scorekeeping. That means location-derived data can be part of the product experience when golfers use those features during play.
This may include things like current position on the course, course context, pace-session timing, hole progression, shot-location data, and issue reports submitted from the app.
The course console is designed for operators to understand what is happening on their property. As part of that, course teams may see operational signals such as pace-of-play aggregates, active player sessions, issue reports, and engagement with managed course signage or updates.
Demo courses may contain seeded sample data so a course can preview the product on a realistic layout. That sample data is there to explain the workflow and is not the same as a live production rollout.
If you need a more formal privacy response, want clarification about a specific use case, or need commercial privacy documentation, contact us and we can help from there.