Golf courses & country clubs
Golf Course Marketing on Long Island
Fill more tee times, win more outings, and run marketing that works while you run the course.
Built for the way your golfers, planners, and members choose.
Public daily-fee courses, semi-private clubs, private country clubs, and clubhouse or banquet venues across Nassau and Suffolk County.
Fill the tee sheet, not just weekends
Target local golfers for weekday and off-peak tee times instead of discounting across the board.
Win the outing before it’s booked
Reach event planners and local businesses with a dedicated outing funnel before they call the course down the road.
Turn one round into a returning golfer
Build a real email list and seasonal campaigns that bring golfers, leagues, and members back.
Common growth gaps
Where marketing loses momentum.
- A booking page with open weekday tee times and no plan to fill them.
- Corporate outings and events going to whichever course reaches out first.
- A golfer email list that’s never used beyond an occasional blast.
One connected system
What the plan can include.
- Positioning and messaging around your course, outing packages, and membership offer.
- Website and landing page improvements that make booking and outing inquiries easy.
- Local SEO, Google Business Profile guidance, and seasonal paid promotion.
- Email and retention campaigns built around your tee sheet and slow season.
Long Island context
Long Island golf runs on a short season.
Long Island’s golf season is compressed into roughly April through October. On top of that, course type—public, semi-private, or private—changes who books, how far in advance, and what drives the decision. That’s why the plan should reflect your actual season, your outing calendar, and your competitive set, not a generic template pulled from national benchmarks like those published by the National Golf Foundation.
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A practical, no-fluff checklist to spot where your marketing is leaking opportunity, and what to fix first.
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