Product case study · Columbus, Ohio

I saw the friction. I built the fix.

The Columbus Tee Time Aggregator replaces a tedious, multi-site search with one clear view of nearby availability.

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The problem

Booking was easy. Finding the right opening was not.

Each course had its own site and its own search. Comparing a Saturday morning meant opening tab after tab, re-entering the same date and player count, and remembering which times came from where. The information existed, but the useful overview did not.

The fix

One search, a consistent comparison, and a direct path to book.

01

A focused search experience

Golfers can filter by date, time window, distance, and player count without repeating the same search across individual course sites.

02

A unified availability model

Different provider data is normalized into one consistent result format while each course remains connected to its official booking destination.

03

Fresh data without a slow search

Availability snapshots are prepared on a schedule and published separately, so gathering data does not block the visitor’s request.

04

A production-ready release

The public site includes responsive search, remembered results, clean failure states, secure read-only APIs, custom-domain hosting, and automated tests.

Why this matters to your business

Your version may not involve tee times. The pattern is everywhere.

A team copies the same information between systems. A customer checks three places for one answer. A useful report only exists after someone spends Friday afternoon assembling it by hand.

Those are software opportunities hiding inside everyday frustration. I can understand the workflow, connect the right data, build the interface, and own the path from rough idea to a working production tool.

I noticed a problem in my own routine and shipped the solution. Bring me the problem your business has learned to live with.

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