An automation is a message plus a moment. Build it once and every booking on every tee sheet you upload gets it, timed to that golfer's own tee time rather than a fixed hour on the clock.
A 7am foursome and a 4pm twosome are in completely different situations at 11am. One is on the back nine, the other hasn't left the house. Sending both the same message at the same time wastes one of them.
Every automation is anchored to the tee time on the booking. Sixty minutes before, four hours after, ninety minutes after. You pick the offset and the app does the arithmetic for each round.
A second message can depend on what the first one did. Send the nudge only to the golfers who didn't reply, or only to the ones who did, so the people already talking to you don't get a reminder to talk to you.
League night has a different offer than a Sunday morning. Restrict a campaign to specific days of the week and it sits quietly the rest of the time.
As many as you want. Most courses run two: something before the round and something after. You choose which ones apply each time you upload a tee sheet.
Nothing duplicates. Bookings are matched on their ID, so re-uploading a corrected sheet updates the existing rows and reschedules anything still pending.
Any time, and it takes effect on the next tee sheet you upload. Editing an offer is editing a sentence in the app.
One message, one group, sent now. For weather windows, league signups, and win-backs.
Explore →Attach a photo to any campaign. A picture of a cold beer sells a cold beer.
Explore →Reply rates by campaign and by day, a calendar you can click into, and CSV export.
Explore →A short call, your course, your numbers. Nothing reaches a golfer until you say so.