Reetkamp

If people visit your place before they pay, yes. The hole explorer becomes an overview of your grounds, a list of pitches or a room plan, the courses become your courses, the tournament calendar becomes your events calendar. All of it comes out of three data files.

Trim the array in src/data/club.ts to nine entries. The explorer and the score card calculate by themselves. By hand you follow up the figures in verein.ts, the heading on the course page and the round select in the form. The quality-assurance skill lists every place.

Not as delivered. The forms prepare the enquiry and hand it over as a text file, they send nothing. If you connect real sending or a booking system, the place to do it is src/scripts/booking.ts, and the knowledge layer says which two notices have to change with it.

As placeholder pages with instructions, not as finished legal texts. That is deliberate: a legal notice written for a different company is incomplete at best. The privacy page does contain the full technical table of what the template stores and loads. That is the part nobody else can give you.

The German original uses the informal address throughout, on every page, including the legal pages and form hints. The address lives in the data files and in the pages, never in components. The copywriting skill describes the switch to a formal tone and names the search terms for it.

All of it. The club, the address, the phone number, the four people of the club team, the prices, hole data, tournament dates, the menu and the journal pieces. Every invented detail carries its note visibly on the page, and those notes stay until you enter real data. The quality-assurance skill lists every search term for the zero-hits proof.