A new option for golf course technology companies is using the LEAD GENERATION service from GolfCourseTechnologyReviews.org. The website offers customers direct clicks to their website for only $100 each month. This option consistently outperforms Google Ads in that the readers of the website are qualified leads and not golfers clicking on random search ads.

For any golf course, uptime and system reliability are essential. ForeUP experienced several outages and service disruptions over the past few months that may have impacted user confidence:

• October 2024: A 10-hour email delivery outage and a 13-hour issue with incorrect tee times.

• September 2024: Intermittent website downtime affecting customer access.

• August 2024: Server issues impacting course websites for nearly a full day.

• July 2024: A two-day period of outages related to the database.

Unlike “expansion revenue” in the world of SaaS companies, expanded revenue at smb GOLF is revenue added to the business without creating cost beyond

Send your team a weekly recap email that includes key metrics. This practice keeps everyone informed about the course’s performance and helps in making data-driven decisions. "What gets measured gets managed."

A dynamic golf course is one that excels in adaptability, innovation, and responsiveness to changes in the golf industry and the broader business landscape.

The golf revenue management bag has four tools you can use regardless of how busy or slow your golf course is.

Running a golf course is not an easy task. You’re always managing golfer satisfaction, busy tee sheets, pricing, staff management, and, of course, profitability. Each year you want more but how do you do it?

When you offer more experiences you widen your opportunity for collecting more revenue. There are possible pitfalls with this strategy. Make sure you’re using tee sheet, point of sale and booking engine technology that supports add-ons for tee times.

We help golf courses deploy a coordinated revenue management strategy that spans product, price, customers, channels and marketing.

You're not selling tee times. You're selling a desired experience, a refuge from the everyday. The world has changed, and experiences are in high demand. Why shouldn't you benefit from that?