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What is Prize Indemnity Insurance? Examples, Benefits, and More
What is Prize Indemnity Insurance? Examples, Benefits, and More

What is Prize Indemnity Insurance? Examples, Benefits, and More

Sports are all about the big moments — great shots, big hits, and breathtaking plays. But some of the most memorable moments come from…

How to Run a Successful Golf Tournament

A golf tournament is a brilliant way to host corporate clients or a fundraising event. It's also a great way to sell additional sponsorships and maximize profits at the same time. Follow the initial steps below to get started and be sure to download our step-by-step guide- it will help you begin planning 12 months in advance and includes all of your necessary follow-up, pre and post tournament.

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1. Decide When & Where to Hold Your Golf Tournament

Determine the location of your tournament as well as the date/time. Remember, it is all about being prepared, so do your research to ensure there are no other major scheduling conflicts (i.e. travel holidays, concerts, etc.).


2. Select a Tournament Format

Determine what kind of format is a great fit for the event. The format chosen will determine the number of players that sign up, the amount of time it takes to complete each round and how entertained your players are.


3. Advertise and Market Your Tournament

Figure out the most appropriate method to attract players. Tournament flyers, press releases, social media, email lists, and cold calling large companies can all do the trick. A tip: Build a web presence early - advertising can sometimes be a tricky and daunting affair. It's important to get out there early for your tournament event to work and developing a web presence early is among the best ways to do it!


5. Finalize the Details of Your Golf Tournament

In the months prior to your golf tournament, finalize your entry form design, menu and budget. It is also important to finalize and order your promotional materials, tee prizes and awards. Having these details set and ready will make you feel more confident.

 

6. Make it the first of many

After everything goes as planned, follow up with interested participants. Pass along the amount of cash the charity raised through the tournament. If everything is in order, arrange to have the same tournament on the same course at the same time the following year.

Proper planning is key to pulling off a perfect golf event. Call us today at (800) 822-2257 to obtain prize coverage and to see how our golf promotions could work for your tournament! You can also fill out our online contact form!

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