Sponsorship people actually see.

A golf day sponsorship used to be a flag by the tee and a mention at dinner. On a CourseSide day your brand is in the field's inboxes before a bag is packed, on the screens they watch all day, and home with every player that evening.

Back a day I am selling my holes

The tour

Seven places your name lives

Follow one brand through one day.

01 · The build-up

In their inboxes before the first tee

Teams are built in the run-up: captains enter their players, players complete their own profiles. So the joining instructions, the tee times and the countdown all go direct to the field, and every one of them carries the day's sponsors.

Your name is part of the day before anyone has packed a bag.

HT Hartwell Trust Charity Golf Dayto Team Osbourne, and 100 others Tue 07:12

Your tee time: 08:40 off the 1st

Twelve days to go. Your fourball, your join code and the running order are inside.

Longest Drive lives on the 10th this year, backed by Blueriver.

Presented by MERIDIAN CAPITAL

Ellersby Park Golf ClubPowered by CourseSide

The Clubhouse Hub in its pre-round state: the field listed team by team with players, handicaps and tee times, the side games with their sponsors, and the ticker already talking.

02 · Doors open

On the boards before a ball is hit

The Clubhouse Hub is live while the room fills: teams appearing as they join, tags popping up at the clubhouse, the ticker already talking. Sponsor plates sit on the boards from the very first coffee.

The room networks in front of your logo.

03 · All day

Your hole, your storyline

Most days have room for a partner on every hole, and each one gets the full treatment: your plate on the course map, your line on the hole-by-hole board, and the ticker calling your hole's moments by name.

When someone sticks it to four feet at the 2nd, the 2nd's partner is on every screen in the building.

Your plate can carry an offer too: one QR code, scanned off the big screen, the follow link and the evening's report.

The clubhouse hub on the big screen: the live course map filling the display, every group shown where they are, with the standings rail and the side competition boards down one side.

The group's shared card on an iPhone 15 Pro: strokes, putts, sand and penalties for all four players, the team's best two counting.

The longest drive claim on a Google Pixel 7: in range at the 10th, four yards past the holder, one gold button.

04 · The flagships

The holes that mint their own drama

The flagship holes run the day's headline games: longest drive and nearest the pin, and plenty of days carry more than one of each. Claims made at the marker, held for 38 minutes, then taken; every twist reads out on the big screen and the ticker with the partner's name attached.

Not static boards. Storylines, sponsored by you.

LiveNew claimA. Russell smashes one 327 yards down the 10thNearest the pinS. Palmer sticks it to 4ft 2in at the 2ndOn fireOsbourne has taken ten points in his last four holesOn the moveTeam Ward climb to 2nd, two back with five to playMost birdiesJ. Hartley collects his fifth of the day at the 14th

05 · Beyond the venue

Everywhere the day travels

The follow link goes to partners, offices and group chats, and the day carries on wherever it is opened. Your plates travel with it, on every screen the day reaches.

The audience is bigger than the field.

A CourseSide golf day followed in a web browser from an office: the course map, the standings and the rolling ticker of what is happening out on the course.

The results come off the screen, and the screen still has your name on it.

The presentation, from the Clubhouse Hub: behind every handshake, every photograph, every phone held up.

06 · The presentation

Behind every handshake

Results are read straight off the Hub, so the presentation happens in front of the boards. Prizes go over with the flagship partners' names still up on the screen, in every photograph taken.

07 · That evening

Home with every player

The same evening the report lands: every player's own day, replayed on their phone, passed round the group chat. Your name rides along in every single one.

The day ends. The sponsorship does not.

A player's personal round report on a phone the evening after a golf day: their scores, how they moved through the field, their stats and a replay of their walk.

Three ways in

Pick your place in the day

Headline Partner

Present the day

The host names the day; you present it. Your name sits beside the day's name on every screen, every email and every report, from build-up to follow-up.

Official Hole Partner

Sponsor a hole

The backbone of most days: fifteen or more holes, each carrying a partner. Your plate on the map, your line on the board, and the ticker naming your hole every time it makes a moment.

Premium Partner

Back a competition

The day's competitions each carry a name: longest drive and nearest the pin on their flagship holes (often more than one of each), top putter, the on-fire board. A storyline of your own, with its board on every screen, all day.

The next step

For brands

Got a brand that belongs on a golf day?

Tell us the kind of days you want to back and we will show you exactly where your name would live.

Talk to us about backing a day

For organisers

Selling your holes?

This page is your pitch: everything above is what a partner gets for supporting your day, and it usually covers what the day costs to run. Bring us the holes you have left and we will help you place them from our regional directory of brands looking for days to back.

Talk to us about your day

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