Jayne Appleby BA, MSc’s Post

Once you’ve gotten a new golf tournament up and running it can be tempting to simply cruise and maintain the status quo. 👍 BUT to grow your event into its second year and beyond, tournament organizers must find ways to keep golfers and sponsors coming back year after year. 👀 These 10 strategies can help you scale ➡️ https://bit.ly/3UftTyY

This team has been a faithful partner to Havenwood for a long time. They've supported our mission financially, as well as generously given of their skills, expertise, and time. They are true partners, generous in every sense of the word and we deeply appreciate their corporate culture. We can learn some great lessons from corporations like Kendal King. 1. Communicate - knowing your charitable priorities for next year helps nonprofits be better stewards. Even if the news is disappointing to your nonprofit, the communication is a gift in itself. 2. Mutual advocacy- Helping your partner tell their story helps the partnership. Charities should have a basic understanding of your business and companies should understand the charities mission. 3. Transparency - The charity has the responsibility of being a partner the members of your company can be proud to support. We partner by celebrating the wins and sharing the disappointments. Thank you Kendal King for being a huge part of empowering single mothers and their children to move from crisis to self-sufficiency. We are grateful.

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FORE!!! Whether you're organizing a golf tournament or a corporate challenge, OTG247 has you covered with premium, personalized gifting options. What's your favorite tournament gift you've ever received? #TournamentGifting #CorporateEvents"

Nudging people to notice something you want them to in an advert is easy to do. However most golf clubs peddle the same old lines... - We're a hidden gem? - Fully stocked pro shop - No joining fee? - Started discounting at 241 vouchers and haven't stopped since..... Why not focus on letting people know how you can make them feel? Can't remember seeing a membership offer which had a picture of a 100+ group of people welcoming a smiling new member to the club and that also said "Welcome induction with you and your family or friends / a free 20 min lesson for you / a voucher for 3 of your non golfing friends to have a free 30 mins lesson from the pro then a club tour Inc a free coffee and bacon butty." Oh, by the way..we're a 7 month golf club. March - September. We have loads of other activities and trips in the off season..... But we'll open when we can in our off season as an added bonus 😉

Most frequent serious question we get from players at Konnectgolf: "Where should I play? I HAVE to set up some business golf rounds but I am not a member anywhere and forget about my client, I simply won't play a slow, 5 hour round unless it is on an amazing course." For someone like this, looking for private club access without making a membership commitment or initiation commitment to any one club, I often will share this article in response, and point to option #3, which is "Join a golf society." Golf societies often charge modest dues and over years navigate the local private club market to put together a calendar of golf events that allow a player to socialize and play a season of usually day-long events at quality venues for fees that range from $550-$750 each (going rate in Met region for a quality outing; incl golf, lunch or bfast, drinks, but excluding caddie fees if applicable). Konnect members now have access to one such society's schedule and events. Open the app, click "Today at Konnect", and the second item listed gives you full details and the application. 13 events on the calendar (all listed in the app attachment) all great venues in Westchester (most) but also NJ and LI. Contact details for the president of this golf society are listed in the app for further questions as well (note required annual dues for this society are $200). https://lnkd.in/eUAfmcTu

Curious non-golfers, did you know? As if getting the invite to a multi-day member guest tournament wasn't great enough, golfers form karma and gifting pacts with their friends to invite each other to their member-guest tournaments. They ceremonially open these tournaments with a bizarre but amazing gifting ritual: On arrival at the tournament, usually within sight of the first tee will be a check-in area teeming with extravagant gifts for the guests, often personalized or sized for the guest and presented with a gracious if studied nonchalance. "Oh yeah, did you pick up your engraved and tourney-stamped Opus tri-wedge pack gift bag out front? I told the gifting committee team you like the wedge flex, I hope that's okay." If you want to get into the golf grifting and gifting pact member guest game, you will need to acquire some golfing skills. We're talking about reps* education* and thoughtful practice*. Konnectgolf is the temple of *. Join and start your journey with Chris, John, or Meredith today.

If more companies actually took steps to "grow the game" instead of just repeating the line over and over again, we would all be better for it. Golf consumers are starting to see through those empty words. Here is a simple equation: More golfers + more enjoyment = Increased demand across the industry Let's push each other to do more things that make people feel welcome, break down the cost barriers, and help people learn about this complicated game.

The FORE Movember Golf Tournament registration is open! We have an online registration form you can utilize this year – although we do not accept payments online, you can follow up your registration with an eTransfer, or pay by Cash or Cheque at the event. So why do I do it? The main goal of this event is to raise as much awareness around men’s health and wellness as I can. It's my chance to share my story within my community in the hopes that it will help someone else overcome their battles with cancer or mental health. As men, we tend not to wear our emotions on our sleeves. It's a common conception that men prefer to face their challenges head on, yet we can't do it alone. We need the support and encouragement of those around us. There comes a time when we need to step up, reach out and start a conversation with others to educate and learn from others and save some lives. Remember you're not just supporting a community event; you're supporting a GLOBAL INITIATIVE! If you're a man over the age of 45, it's time to take control of your health. Where: Ariss Valley Golf and Country Club When: Monday August 12, 8am tee-off Cost: $135 per player Format: Scramble, shotgun start (best ball) There are plenty of Sponsorship Opportunities still available – see pricing on the registration form: ============ Use the online Registration form to submit your information. Follow it up with your payment (eTransfer, Cheque, Cash) REGISTER: https://lnkd.in/gkfjkrgJ