What is happening with your tournament this year? Are sponsors coming in at lower dollar values? Are golfers having trouble finding foursomes? We know it is tough for some events but you can still have an outstanding tournament. You need to work a lot smarter and get creative. You need to make your event stand out!
This tournament season we added an experience that amazes golfers, impresses sponsors and makes for a very memorable tournament. Capture Action rolls the golfer gift and tournament photography into an outstanding sponsorship opportunity. Rarely do we run into an idea that does all three. Wow! We are impressed.
What is Capture Action?
Capture Action is ‘action sequence photography’ that:
-Increases revenue for your event
-Is a fun and useful golfer gift (at a fraction of the price of many goodie bags)
-Spices up the traditional foursome photo
-Provides lasting sponsorship exposure. Give your sponsors more than a tee sign and drive business their way.
How Capture Action Works
At the tournament, Capture Action staff:
-take a quick group photo at the tee box
-capture action shots of each golfer’s swing as they tee off
-edit photos into a custom-designed product for your event
-transform each golfer’s personalized golf swing and the group photo into a tournament gift
All before the golfers come off the course!
Fantastic Sponsorship Exposure & Great Gifts
We recently used Capture action at an event and were surprised at how excited the golfers were to get their swing photos in the gift as they left the banquet.
Each gift includes a group photo, swing sequence photos and sponsors’ logos. Some of the gift choices include:
Curved style frames are sleek and can include a calendar on the back.
Travel mugs advertise your tournament year-round and wherever the mug travels.
Mouse pads offer sponsors fantastic exposure everyday at your office or desk.
Capture Action really is a great addition to any tournament. Golfers and sponsors will remember this gift.
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