By Charity Golf International
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February 21, 2024
As with anything, the more experience you have with a specific task, the less likely you are to make mistakes. This rule certainly pertains to the event planning industry and putting together a successful charity golf tournament. If you’ve been to a professionally managed golf tournament either planned by a tournament agency, or just a well seasoned country club management staff, you can immediately tell. From the moment you drive up to the course everything just flows together seamlessly; from the cart crew taking care of your golf bag, checking in at the front desk, to grabbing a quick snack, and hitting the range to warm-up. A well managed golf tournament takes care of their participants by providing top of the line service and ensuring a fun and seamless experience from beginning to end. As a golf tournament coordinator it’s your responsibility to make sure that everything goes off without a hitch. This process starts months in advance and doesn't end until the last player leaves the facility. From making sure that your players are getting the most out of their tournament experience to ensuring you're getting the most you can out of your tournament's digital presence, here are a few things to consider before the start of your tournament.