360Walk creates immersive, browser-based 360° golf course tours that let future players move through your course for themselves — from clubhouse and practice facilities to tees, fairways, greens and signature holes.
These are working 360Walk examples from golf courses in Thailand. Each tour is interactive: you decide where to look and where to go next instead of following a fixed camera.
Click or tap the navigation hotspot or arrow inside the image to move to the next connected viewpoint, similar to Street View navigation. On desktop, click and hold then drag to look around in any direction. On a phone or tablet, tap to move and swipe to look around.
Move through connected viewpoints and look around freely. This sample shows how 360Walk turns a course into an experience golfers can actively investigate rather than passively watch.
Open Blue Canyon 360Walk in a new window →Explore another working 360Walk sample and see how connected viewpoints let golfers understand the setting and flow of a course while staying in control of what they look at next.
Open Loch Palm 360Walk in a new window →Golfers compare courses through photographs, reviews, maps, videos, reputation and price — often while sitting hundreds or thousands of kilometres away. Those assets are useful, but they still leave one important question unanswered: what does this place actually feel like to move through?
360Walk fills that gap. It gives future players spatial context: how the clubhouse connects to the practice area, how a hole opens from the tee, what surrounds the fairway, how the terrain changes and which locations define the character of the course. The golfer is not shown one selected angle; they can investigate the environment themselves.
That matters commercially because uncertainty works against a booking decision. An interactive golf course virtual tour cannot guarantee a golfer will choose your course, and it should not replace strong photography or video. What it can do is make the product easier to understand, easier to remember and easier for your sales team or travel partners to present.
Once produced, the same 360Walk becomes a reusable media asset across the entire sales journey: on your website, inside proposals and presentations, in direct email communication, and in the hands of golf tour operators, hotels and destination partners selling the course to golfers who may never have visited Thailand before.
The strongest golf course marketing does not depend on one medium. 360Walk complements the assets you already use by giving the visitor freedom to explore the space between the hero shots.
Perfect for campaigns, websites and emotional hero imagery. The photographer chooses the moment and the angle.
Powerful for landscape and movement, but the viewer follows a fixed camera path from start to finish.
Useful for orientation and strategy, but a map cannot communicate the atmosphere of standing in the environment.
The visitor chooses the view, the pace and the next location — creating a personal exploration of the golf course.
Coverage is planned around what makes your course worth understanding. That can include arrival, clubhouse and practice facilities as well as the playing journey from tee to fairway to green. Signature holes and important locations can be surfaced as Course Highlights so visitors can jump directly to the moments you most want them to see.
A natural digital route through the places that define the round.
The objective is not to capture every square metre. It is to create the most useful, convincing route through the golf experience and make that route easy to explore.
Move through the sample below and notice how each viewpoint leads naturally into the next. That continuity is what turns separate 360° images into a course experience golfers can actually explore.
Create it once. Put it everywhere the course needs to be understood.
360Walk is designed to fit into the marketing and sales channels golf courses already use. The course can keep the focus on its own brand while giving golfers and partners a richer way to understand the property.
Place the tour inside a course overview, marketing page or enquiry journey alongside your existing booking information and media.
Send the complete experience through email, WhatsApp, proposals, presentations or any channel where a normal web link can be opened.
Give sales contacts, group organisers and corporate clients something they can explore immediately instead of explaining the course only through copy.
Golf tour operators, hotels and destination sellers can use the same link to present your course to golfers before they arrive in Thailand.
Branding, selected information and Course Highlights can keep the experience focused on the golf course being presented.
Golfers can open the experience in a compatible browser on phone, tablet or desktop without installing a separate application.
For destination golf, the product is often sold before the golfer has ever seen the destination.
That makes pre-arrival media unusually important. A golfer planning a Thailand golf trip may be comparing several courses from another country, while a tour operator or hotel is trying to explain why one course deserves a place in the itinerary. 360Walk gives both sides something much closer to being there: an interactive view of the actual environment, accessible before the trip is booked.
The golf course helps define what should be shown and when the property is best presented. We handle the capture, build, navigation and delivery.
We agree which course areas, facilities, holes and highlights should be included and how the golfer should move through them.
The selected route is photographed when the course can be shown at its best, with access planned to minimise disruption to normal play.
We create the navigation, branding, information and Course Highlights that turn individual viewpoints into one coherent tour.
Your finished 360Walk is prepared for direct sharing and for embedding into the existing golf course website.
360Walk is developed by Fairways of Eden around the way golfers actually experience and evaluate golf courses. The structure follows the round, the terminology is golf-specific, and the output is built to be useful to management, marketing teams, sales teams, travel partners and golfers.
The tour follows the golfer. Arrival, practice, playing positions and course highlights are connected in a way that makes sense for someone preparing to play.
The course controls what matters. Coverage, branding, selected information and highlighted locations can support the way you want the property presented.
The finished asset is easy to distribute. Put it on your website or send a direct link to golfers and partners without forcing them into another platform or app.
The technical side is deliberately simple for the golf course. These are the points management and marketing teams usually need to understand first.
A 360° golf course virtual tour is an interactive browser-based experience that lets golfers look around freely and move between connected viewpoints. 360Walk is structured specifically around golf courses, including the clubhouse, facilities and the playing journey from tee to fairway to green.
Inside the tour, the golfer clicks or taps a navigation hotspot or arrow to move to the next connected location. On desktop, click and hold then drag to look around. On phones and tablets, tap to move and swipe to look around.
Yes. A 360Walk can be embedded into an existing website or opened as a direct link. That makes it useful both as permanent website content and as a standalone media or sales asset.
No. The experience runs in a compatible web browser and can be explored from a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. Coverage can extend beyond the golf holes to include selected arrival areas, clubhouse, driving range, putting green and other facilities. Course Highlights can also make signature holes and important locations easy to reach.
Yes. The experience can incorporate the golf course identity, selected information and Course Highlights so the focus remains on the course being presented.
A drone flyover follows a fixed camera route. In 360Walk, the golfer controls the view and chooses how to move through the connected locations. The formats complement each other because they do different jobs.
The course mainly helps define the desired coverage, suitable access and the best time for capture. We then handle the 360° capture, tour build, navigation and delivery.
Yes. A direct 360Walk link can be shared with golf tour operators, hotels, destination partners, corporate contacts, sales teams and golfers wherever a richer view of the course would help.
Tell us about your golf course and what you want golfers to understand before they arrive. We can define the right coverage, the best way to present it and how the finished 360Walk can support your website, sales team and travel partners.
