In the field's inboxes
The joining instructions, the tee times and the countdown go direct to every player, and every one carries the day's partners.
Who it's for · Charities
A charity golf day is an income line, and sponsorship is how it gets funded. On a CourseSide day every partner's hole is played in front of the room, their name rides the ticker, and they go home in every player's report. That is a much easier conversation next year.
The board
The front nine covers the day. The back nine is for the cause.
Most days have room for a partner on every hole, and a hole the room is watching sells for more than a board by a tee. At what holes sell for, the front nine usually covers what the day costs to run. Every hole after that is yours.
Arithmetic on what holes sell for, not a promise. It depends on the holes selling, which is where the directory comes in. The presenting partner and the flagship competitions sit above all of this.
Supporters at home
The follow link goes to your trustees, your donors and everyone who supported the day without playing it. One link, no app. Your partners' plates travel with every view of it.

The audience for a charity day is bigger than the field. Now it can watch.
Where a partner's name lives
The joining instructions, the tee times and the countdown go direct to every player, and every one carries the day's partners.
Their plate on the course map from the first coffee, their line on the hole-by-hole board, and the ticker calling their hole by name when someone sticks it close or loses a ball on it.
Every player's own day lands on their phone the same evening, passed round the group chat, with the partners riding along in every one.
The total is read off the screen the room has trusted all day.
The presentation, from the Clubhouse Hub: the total raised on the results screen, the partners' plates still up behind every handshake, and every phone in the room capturing both.
Next year
Every player's report ends with a question: same day next year? For a charity that is the field filling itself while the day is still warm, and a sponsorship that follows the player home.

Selling your holes?
Every partner on your day gets a hole the room is watching, a name in the ticker every time their hole makes a moment, and a place in every player's report that evening. That is a far easier thing to sell than a board by a tee, and it usually covers what the day costs to run.
Sell what you can, with our material. Hand us what is left and we place partners from our regional directory of businesses looking for days to back.
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