Revenue
Daily, weekly and monthly sales with department breakdown — Food, Beverage, Pro Shop — and payment-method splits, filtered to any date range.
Because the tee sheet, the registers, the carts, the kitchen and the books run on one system, the numbers meet on one dashboard — active members, today’s revenue, tee bookings, outstanding A/R, open tickets, reservations and the kitchen queue, live from the first coffee of the day.
Legacy club systems make you pull a file to answer a question. ClubCore’s Reports page answers it on screen — Dashboard, Revenue, Aged A/R, Tee Times, Shifts and Activity, each a tab away, each filtered by date range and department where it matters.
The numbers you see are the numbers on the books. Reports read the same ledger the registers and statements write to — there is no overnight sync to wait for and no second system to reconcile.
Daily, weekly and monthly sales with department breakdown — Food, Beverage, Pro Shop — and payment-method splits, filtered to any date range.
Member-level receivables aging: how much each member owes, bucketed by how long it has been outstanding, with drill-down to the individual account.
Bookings against capacity as a percentage, peak hours by time of day and week, and no-shows — members who booked but never checked in.
Per-shift register summaries for cash-out and handover, plus per-server tip totals for a date range — the report managers pull for payroll.
Daily beverage-cart order history per cart with CSV export, and end-of-shift inventory reconciliation — expected versus actual, waste included.
Ticket throughput and average ticket time from the kitchen display, so you know how the line actually ran — not how it felt.
Results and scoring reports straight from the tournament engine — the same live leaderboard the field watched, kept for the record.
Hours worked by employee and department, overtime past 40 weekly hours, labor cost — alongside member counts, new joins and attrition.
A row-and-column report builder over the posted general ledger: lay out custom P&L and balance-sheet formats, mix actuals with budget columns and computed rows, and every rendered statement ties out to the same books — with CSV export when it needs to leave.
ClubCore doesn’t hold your data hostage behind a proprietary report writer. The files your bookkeeper, payroll provider and auditor actually ask for download in the formats they already use — including journal exports built for QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Online.
And every download is itself recorded in an export log on the Accounting Exports tab — so you can always see who pulled what, and when.
The Activity Log records every system action across every module — and its entries can never be edited or deleted. When a timesheet is disputed or a board member asks why a charge was voided, the answer is a filter away, not an argument.
Filter by user, by action type, by entity or by date range — then hand the auditor a CSV of exactly that slice.
Voiding a posted accounting entry never erases history — ClubCore posts a balancing reversal, and both the void and the reversal land on the trail.
Beyond the central log: stock movements track every receipt, adjustment, sale and transfer; bills, checks and journal entries carry full audit trails; e-signatures log every signing event.
Original clock-in entries survive manager edits, so timesheet disagreements end with the record. The same trail traces the sequence of events behind any operational hiccup.
We'll hand you a personal sandbox seeded with a full club — menu, members and three years of books — then walk your team through it.
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