Every course has its own tournament priorities, operating requirements, and relationships with organizers. The ideas below offer a starting point for reviewing packages, optional services, and repeat bookings. We also outline a proposed GSA partnership for courses interested in introducing assisted stretching to tournament hosts.
A few options to consider
Make tournament information easy to find.
Consider whether your tournament page clearly explains available formats, what packages include, how to check dates, and whom to contact.
Keep optional services clear.
Separate the core package from optional services so organizers can see what each choice adds to their event and budget.
Offer relevant vendor introductions.
A short list of providers that meet your course’s requirements can give organizers additional options. Confirm availability, responsibilities, and any potential referral arrangements before making commitments. Any referral arrangement should follow course policies and written terms.
Follow up about the next event.
After the tournament, ask what worked and whether the organizer would like to discuss another date. Confirm any proposed date hold under your course’s booking policies.
One partnership idea to explore
Golf Stretch Academy proposes an optional assisted stretching activation that courses can introduce to tournament hosts. The service, funding, and any potential referral arrangement would be discussed before booking.
The course introduces the option.
The host decides whether the activation fits the tournament’s schedule and budget, subject to the course’s approval and requirements.
The event details are planned together.
GSA works with the tournament organizer to confirm event details, scheduling, setup requirements, and the appropriate service arrangement.
GSA handles the on-site experience.
GSA coordinates the agreed staffing, equipment, station setup, and breakdown for the event. Space, access, and timing are coordinated with the course in advance.
Any potential referral fee is agreed separately.
A course referral fee may be available when a tournament host books GSA through the course. Eligibility and payment conditions must be agreed in writing and follow the course’s policies, including any requirements of its city, county, or management company.
What it can add to the tournament
For golfers, a guided assisted stretching session before play is an optional way to loosen up before the round begins. For organizers, it is one more option to consider alongside the other parts of the event, such as food, contests, and sponsor activations.
Whether an activation fits depends on the tournament’s schedule, space, and goals. Golf Stretch Academy would confirm the details with the host in advance, and the course’s approval and requirements come first.
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Download a one-page overview of the proposed activation, what it can add to a tournament, and the topics to discuss before booking.
- How the proposed activation could work
- What an activation can add to the tournament day
- How to discuss event details and potential referral terms
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Start a conversation
Would an assisted stretching activation fit an upcoming tournament at your course? Tell Golf Stretch Academy about the event so we can discuss availability, setup, pricing, and any potential referral arrangement, subject to course policies and written terms.
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