Rain cleared and the back nine is empty. League signups close Friday. You haven't seen the Tuesday regulars since May. A blast is one message to one group, sent now.
Build the audience from anything the app knows: how many rounds they've played, how long since the last one, whether they walk or ride, which list they came from. Save the ones you use often and they stay up to date on their own.
Drop their first name and your course name into the message and each person gets their own version. It reads like the pro shop wrote it to them, because effectively it did.
Every blast keeps its recipients, its results, and its original wording. When one performs, duplicate it and send it to a fresh group, or re-send to the same people later.
They're excluded automatically and permanently, and the app tells you how many were skipped for that reason before you send.
No. If you compose one at 10pm it waits for your send window and goes out in the morning rather than waking anyone up.
Yes. Add a second message a day or two later, and set it to reach only the golfers who didn't reply to the first.
Every tee sheet you upload builds each golfer's history. Rounds, habits, spend signals.
Explore →Attach a photo to any campaign. A picture of a cold beer sells a cold beer.
Explore →Set a message once and it goes out on every booking, timed to each golfer's tee time.
Explore →A short call, your course, your numbers. Nothing reaches a golfer until you say so.