Hole signs get passed at 9 miles an hour. The leaderboard gets watched all day, on every phone and the clubhouse TV. That is inventory sponsors actually want. Every placement is yours to offer, every dollar stays with the outing, and each sponsor gets a report of exactly what they received.
Every sponsor gets a home on the outing’s public page: their logo, one line about them, and a tappable link to their website.
A print-ready sign for their hole, with a code that opens the live leaderboard right at the tee. Their name on the day’s best moment.
The premium slot: their logo rides the live leaderboard on every phone in the field and the clubhouse TV, all round.
The top slot. Every few minutes the board dims and their mark takes the whole TV for a few seconds, like a commercial break.
On a cadence you set, the leaderboard dims and the sponsor’s mark holds the screen, quiet and centered, then the golf comes back. No banner clutter, no crawl. The board stays a scoreboard; the sponsor gets the room’s full attention for a few seconds at a time, all day.
The clubhouse TV is one screen. The leaderboard in every player’s hand is ninety more. The sponsor strip rides the top of the board on every phone, every time anyone checks the score, and spectators following from home see it too.
Every sponsored hole gets a print-ready sign: the sponsor’s mark, the hole, and a code that opens the live leaderboard right there on the tee. The sign stops being a sign and becomes a doorway, and every scan of it is a view your sponsor gets credit for.
Every number is verified: a view counts only when the logo was truly on a screen, a tap is a real thumb, airtime is seconds on a real TV. We round down, never up.
Sponsors are one part of the organizer’s day. See everything at your fingertips.
No cut, no invoice from the app. Some platforms take a share of what your sponsors pay. This one never touches it.
For the charity scramble, the sponsor board is the fundraiser. Four placements to offer means a bigger check at the finish.
Charge by the hole, by the slot, by the season. Each placement flips on per sponsor, so the packages are yours to invent.
The outing pays for itself, or the cause gets a bigger check, and every sponsor leaves with proof they were part of the day. Nobody else in golf shows a sponsor what they received.