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Courses, This
document contains an overview of an exciting new program we are offering
that we used in 2005 to add more than 6,000 golfers to
databases in less than 5 months. It provides a very realistic way of adding
thousands of golfers to your courses database in a very short period of time. COST: There is no initial or upfront fee for a participating course and the first group is free to assure that the course finds the process of doing the program and working with TCG a valuable and rewarding relationship. There forward, TCG charges the course $0.99 per email address added for future outings…invoiced to the course on the last day of each month. A course has no obligation to continue and may terminate at any time. Initially, the course receives (1) training on how to implement and succeed with the program; (2) one 18”x24” Hole-in-One sign; (3) a custom-created sign up sheet for their course.
(1)
More Revenue. Our analysis with clients (more than 100 nationwide) has
shown that EACH email added to a golf course database produces at least an
additional $10 in gross annual revenue. Eg. 1,000 emails added = $10,000+ in
additional gross revenue. (3) Feedback for How to Improve. Surveys can also be done in the Thank You emails to evaluate the public opinion of course conditions, staff, amenities, etc. to figure out what components of your facility needs improvement as well as your areas of strength. (4)
Protects Price Integrity at Your Course. When a course has a large database
to market to, they are less dependent upon outside promotional programs (radio,
newspaper, coupon books, third party services, etc.) and can actually force
upward pressure on their rates due to supply and demand. When a high percentage
of courses in a market work cooperatively, they can positively influence
consumer expectations and spending behavior (eg. Collectively decide not to
offer “Fall Rates”). (8)
Increases Loyalty and Adds Value. Group outing coordinators view this
program as a value-added “perk” of utilizing the participating course…increasing
the likelihood that the group will return in the future to that course. Added
value enables courses to maintain price point that allows for increased
profitability.
Q1. "Why
wouldn't we just enter them ourselves and save the $0.99 per golfer?"
Q7. “How do we get started?”
The 5,000 Golfer Database
Program ____________________________
____________________________ Having
worked with hundreds of golf courses around the country since 1997, we have
identified that courses with databases of 5,000 or more: (5)
Can generate advertising revenue from local businesses & establish strong cross
promotional relationships
---- Below is a sample custom created sign up sheet given to group outing coordinators the day of the event ----
GOLFERS:
Register to Receive News and Special Offers from our Course and Win $500 in
Free Golf if you get a Hole-in-One Today!
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Below is the recommended script to say to the group outing coordinators the day
of the event ---- SCRIPT FOR PERSON CHECKING IN GOLFERS: “After I get you
checked in here be sure to register for a $500 Hole-in-One contest the course is
offering today!” 1. When the group outing coordinator arrives (the person who will be checking golfers in), ask them if they would like to offer their golfers a $500 Hole in One contest…inform them that this is a free service to their group in appreciation of them bringing their event to your course and that if any golfer gets a hole in one, they win $500 in free golf from the course. If they say yes, then bring them the sign up sheets (on page 1 of this document), TAPE them to the table next to the registration area, and put up the Hole in One sign. 2.
Inform the check in person that all they need to do is recommend that
participants register for the hole in one contest and that GOLFERS MUST
BE REGISTERED before the start of the event to qualify for the prize. >> To download a PDF version of this webpage, click here << |