When a golfer searches for you
When a golfer searches for your course by name, the first result is often a marketplace listing for your own tee times. We clean up your Google Business Profile, keep it current, and do the local search work that puts your own site first.
- A full Google Business Profile cleanup in the first 30 days
- Structured data, so search engines read your site as a golf course
- Ongoing work on the searches golfers in your area make
“Greens were rolling true and the back nine is a gem. Will be back.”
“Thanks, Dale. The crew will be glad to hear it. The back nine’s our favorite too. See you soon.”
When a golfer reads your reviews
We monitor Google and the major review sites. Every review gets a reply drafted in your voice, and you approve the queue once a week, so nothing sits unanswered at the top of your search results for a month.
- Monitoring across Google and the major directories
- A drafted reply for every review, good or bad
- One approval queue a week, a few minutes of your time
After the round
A golfer who books on your own site is a golfer you can reach again. We add email capture to your site and set up a short note after each round, so the next tee time gets booked with you. It works with the tee sheet you already have. We don’t replace it.
- Email capture on your site and at booking
- A short note after each round, written for your course
- Less reliance on marketplaces each season, without pulling inventory overnight
Hi Mark,
Thanks for coming out Saturday morning. The greens on the back nine were aerated last week and are rolling well again.
Next Saturday still has openings at 7:40 and 8:10.
Book a tee time