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Our phone has been busy with tournaments looking for golf tournament sponsorship ideas. This tip highlights an easy way to increase revenue at your golf tournament and a great way to impress your golf tournament sponsors. SUPERTICKETS – an easy way to increase golf tournament revenue SUPERTICKETS are a great way to raise money for your tournament without ‘hitting the golfers up’ at every turn on the golf course. The ticket combines every purchase in one place for golfers to buy at... [More Info]

Whether your tournament is in final detail-mode or you are already lining up sponsors for next year, we have a tournament idea that you will just love! Make sure your tournament is an event golfers and sponsors will never forget with your own customized media show. VOTOGRAPHY™ Shows apply voiceover narration, music and sound effects to your tournament photos for a dramatic twist to your tournament. VOTOGRAPHY™ products are one-to-four minute media shows that can be used as: ... [More Info]

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Welcome to Golf Tournament Tips Try them, share them and add revenue to your tournament. Why not provide your sponsors with unique opportunities AND generate additional revenue for your tournament. This tournament tip highlights a couple of sponsors’ favorites and ones that golfers just love! Club for All™ - Gift a Golf Club to Every Golfer in Your Event The CLUB for ALL™ program lets you give each golfer a golf club inscribed with either the tournament or... [More Info]

While it may appear easier to plan a golf tournament yourself, than to coordinate a group of volunteers, do not attempt to organize a tournament alone. 1. It is more work than you think. Organizing a golf tournament is some of the most time-consuming work for a group. There are always more details than anticipated; it takes longer to secure sponsorship dollars than you think and, yes, sometimes volunteers’ enthusiasm wanes, leaving a few committee members to carry the extra work. 2.... [More Info]

Use these 10 steps to get started with your golf tournament planning NOTE: This article first appeared in AvidGolfer Houston (March-April 2006) and is the first in a three-part series, written by Marianne Lines, on how to plan a successful golf tournament. The first installment focuses on setting the stage for a successful tournament. These and future organizing tips will help you increase attendance at your golf tournament, welcome golfers of all skill levels and ensure sponsors support your... [More Info]

Partnering with the Golf Course Forging a strong partnership with a golf course can help you establish a strong foundation for a successful golf tournament. Once you have identified a course that meets your group's needs, now it is time to iron out the details with golf course staff. Agreeing to terms that work for both you and the course can save everyone costly confusion on tournament day. Here are a few things to consider before you partner with a course: The Course Will Like... [More Info]

Choosing the ‘right’ golf course is often the first task organizers face when planning a golf tournament. How important is the choice of course for a successful tournament? Can course selection alone increase attendance at your event? This tournament tip looks at some of the factors to consider when choosing a course. Factors for the Tournament Organizer Location. Think about the location of your tournament audience. Is the golf course close to the benefiting charitable... [More Info]

“How much can we make?” That is often the first question we are asked when we partner to organize a golf tournament. While it is estimated that there are more than 500,000 golf tournaments organized each year in the United States, most sources agree that the average ‘profit’ for a first-time tournament is $5,000. With some inaugural tournaments generating more than $40,000, one should ask, “How did that tournament reach its goal?” Our first question of tournament organizers is not ‘how... [More Info]

When choosing a format, consider the purpose of the event and the skill level of the golfers. Many fundraising and networking golf tournaments use a scramble format. But is this the most appropriate tournament format for golfers at your event? The choice of format can make the difference between frustrated golfers, foregoing your tournament banquet, or a tournament that your field will support year after year. There are dozens of formats, each designed with a different purpose. When... [More Info]