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Anyone one know what Clubs pay to use BRS tee booking system vs ClubV1.
Our business agreement with BRS is free software in exchange for one tee time per day. ClubV1 is between £1k and £2k per year depending on the level of the package.Anyone one know what Clubs pay to use BRS tee booking system vs ClubV1.
Anyone one know what Clubs pay to use BRS tee booking system vs ClubV1.
Our business agreement with BRS is free software in exchange for one tee time per day. ClubV1 is between £1k and £2k per year depending on the level of the package.
small thread running at https://forums.golfmonthly.com/threads/anyone-using-club-systems-booking-system.113890/
We pay circa £2K but don't have the Golf Now Hot deals , 20 tee times x four golfers and that's the licence paid for at ours .Our business agreement with BRS is free software in exchange for one tee time per day. ClubV1 is between £1k and £2k per year depending on the level of the package.
small thread running at https://forums.golfmonthly.com/threads/anyone-using-club-systems-booking-system.113890/
One tee slot per day is a no-brainer. It's effectively free.Our business agreement with BRS is free software in exchange for one tee time per day. ClubV1 is between £1k and £2k per year depending on the level of the package.
small thread running at https://forums.golfmonthly.com/threads/anyone-using-club-systems-booking-system.113890/
One tee slot per day is a no-brainer. It's effectively free.
We are just changing over to ClubV1. For us, we will take control of the selling price and receive all the revenue. It’s a sound business case.One tee slot per day is a no-brainer. It's effectively free.
Really depends how many visitors your course gets. With our current visitor greens fees if we gave one fourball away via a Hot deal a day we would potentially lose circa £12,000 a yearOne tee slot per day is a no-brainer. It's effectively free.
Really depends how many visitors your course gets. With our current visitor greens fees if we gave one fourball away via a Hot deal a day we would potentially lose circa £12,000 a year
That seems low!
Even withour modest £30 green fee, thats £120 quid a day for a fourball.
If you exclude Saturdays like our club does that comes just shy of £38k a year.
Edit: the other side of this is that the club would only need to sell 9 of those sacrificed tee times a year to more than recoup the extra £1k that it costs the club to use BRS without the Hotdeal option .
Still people at the club tho, tee times are just freebies anyways the course sits there all year round. If No1 uses it then it loses money those 4 freebies a day could spend a few quid behind the bar
Might come again on a non hot deal
Gets your club out there broader audience aswell doesn't it?
The £12,000 ( approx) is what we'd miss out on from supplying a Hot Deal every day. Our green fee income is £90K plus ( think this does includes societies )That seems low!
Even withour modest £30 green fee, thats £120 quid a day for a fourball.
If you exclude Saturdays like our club does that comes just shy of £38k a year.
Edit: the other side of this is that the club would only need to sell 9 of those sacrificed tee times a year to more than recoup the extra £1k that it costs the club to use BRS without the Hotdeal option .
What is hard to gauge, would you still have got those bookings without them being a Hot Deal on Golf Now? If I'm looking for an away day I'll go to golf now and see what is available in a particular area, I don't go through each clubs website, particularly at full green fee rate.I’ve just accessed our Clubs booking data for 2022. Over the year there were 282 tees booked via Golf Now Hot Deals for 578 players. Multiply the number of players by £x and the ‘free’ software takes on a different meaning!
What is hard to gauge, would you still have got those bookings without them being a Hot Deal on Golf Now? If I'm looking for an away day I'll go to golf now and see what is available in a particular area, I don't go through each clubs website, particularly at full green fee rate.