Locations

Every venue gets a page: photo, description, full address, and a pin on an interactive map with one-tap directions — plus an “Open larger map” link for anyone who wants the full route. Away supporters find the gate; new parents find the car park; nobody rings the coach for directions again.

Venues can be public, members-only or role-restricted — a private training facility stays off the public site while your home ground shows the world where to be on Saturday.

Type the venue into the address finder and it fills in the structured address, latitude and longitude for you — each result badged Exact, Place, Street or Area, with a warning when a match is only approximate. If the pin still isn’t quite on the clubroom door, paste in exact coordinates and it is.

Page sections can embed a venue list with a live multi-pin map — drop one onto any page in the canvas page editor and your club has the venue map on its website that visiting teams actually want.

The public locations index goes one better: it sorts by “nearest to me”, so a visitor standing anywhere sees your closest ground first.

Events link straight to their venues, and each venue carries its own time zone that events scheduled there use by default — so a 6pm bounce is 6pm at the ground, wherever your fixture list is read.

In a multi-club structure, a governing body can maintain the canonical grounds list and share it down — every club schedules against the same well-maintained venues.