Sponsorship inventory, your brand on every guest page, and control over who pays for the footage.
A sponsored hole puts an image and a message on screen when a player reaches it. What you sell is which hole, on which courses, and for how long.
The local car dealer takes hole 7 on the four courses you run most, from March to September. When the deal ends you take it down; when it renews you put it back.
The sponsor appears for the event and comes off afterwards — pair it with a recurring event and the whole league night is one setup.
Whatever your guests choose to play, hole 7 belongs to that sponsor. This is the one operators underestimate: you're selling every round your venue hosts, whatever course is on the screen.
Each of those is a rule — one course and hole, a chosen set of courses, or everything. Upload the artwork once and it reaches the bays sized for the screen. Where rules overlap, the editor shows you which one wins before the floor sees it.
Guest pages carry your logo, your colours, your contact details and a link to book again. Write your share wording once and every guest share carries your voice.
The sponsor on the hole, and the event itself. And because settings converge centrally, every bay in that league is genuinely running the same game — which is what makes the results worth anything. The weekly result is worked out for you, too.
Your name in the header, your address and phone, the shot itself, and a booking button at the bottom.
It opens for anyone with the link, and for anyone they forward it to.
Free to maximise sharing, paid per round, or bundled as a membership perk — set once, overridden per venue.
Every guest gets everything. The most shares, the most reach.
The footage is the upsell. Priced by you, charged on the guest's page.
Members get their rounds; walk-ins get the taste.
We'll show you how the inventory works and what it looks like on the floor.
Your brand on every share page, with a link back to your booking.