Taking payments with Stripe
Golf O'Clock takes payments through your own Stripe account, so money goes straight to you. Connect it once to take card payments, deposits, memberships and Apple Pay, with refunds and saved cards built in.
What's included
- Card payments for bookings, products and memberships.
- Deposits and saved cards for card-on-file policies.
- Automatic membership renewals.
- Apple Pay, and other payment methods Stripe supports for your account.
- Refunds from Golf O'Clock, recorded on both sides.
Getting connected
Click connect, sign in or create your Stripe account, complete Stripe's checks, and choose Stripe as your payment processor. You can take payments as soon as Stripe approves your account.
When Stripe is the right choice
Stripe suits venues where most bookings come in online, or that sell memberships billed every month. Saved cards also make a no-show policy practical, because there's a card on file when you need one.
Why venues use it
Stripe is quick to set up, supports Apple Pay and other popular payment methods, and pays out directly to your bank. Because cards are saved with Stripe, card-on-file policies and automatic renewals work without staff handling card numbers.
Common questions
- Does Golf O'Clock take a fee on payments?
- Stripe's own processing fees apply. Golf O'Clock adds no per-booking fee on top, as covered on our payments page.
- Where are card details stored?
- With Stripe. Golf O'Clock never stores card numbers.
- Stripe or Square?
- Either works for online payments. Square suits venues that also use Square at the counter.