FAQ

How much revenue can golf courses expect from this partnership?

It depends on golfer volume and the amount of time committed to operate the challenge. Lease payments are fixed, but ball usage fees and promotional pro shop sales vary based on levels of operation.

*Income levels not tied to challenge outcomes and not funded by participant payments

Course Income Projections (estimated based on 6-month season)

Minimum Operation - $35,000 - $45,000

Median Operation - $45,000 - $55,000

High Operation - $55,000 - $65,000

*Contact us for customized/itemized income projections and financial structure details

Where does this challenge take place?

On the driving range, practice hole or practice green. Ideally close to the clubhouse and start/finish points for easiest access & most engagement. There will be an employee-operated station (tent, table, signage, equipment) behind the tee box.

Who pays for the buildout, equipment, & operating expenses?

Buildout of Green: We offer a one-time start up payment to install a small green (grass or turf), approx. 20-30ft diameter.

We may be able to utilize existing greens depending on size/shape and shot distance.

Equipment: We supply everything needed to operate this challenge. Station equipped with: tent, table, signage, payment processing equipment, camera(s), etc.

Operating Expenses: We pay or compensate for all operating expenses.

Who provides staffing for the challenge?

Golf courses staff the challenge with their own employees - but we provide hourly staff compensation for challenge operation ($20/hr for one employee, $30/hour for two employees).

This is a simple system and only takes one or two employees to operate. We'll provide training, simple technology, and clear operating procedures/guidelines.

Is this considered gambling?

No, 19th Hole in 1 is a promotional & marketing service partner. Our challenge is a branded & staffed promotional experience that golfers can enjoy for free, with optional paid shots that enhance the experience but aren't required to win. Prizes are fixed and performance-based. This is a skills-based golf experience intended to enhance customer experience, incentivize greater golf course demand, and drive increased retail engagement.

How often & how much time does the challenge need to be operated?

Courses have freedom to operate the challenge as much or little as they'd like, as long as rules are followed and minimum time/participant volume is met. There is no maximum - more is better!

Minimum Operation Requirements: 12 hours per week OR expected 300 participants per week

What's the process for clearing balls off the green?

If any balls land on green, the green must be cleared ONLY in between participant turns. Employee(s) must be present to safely remove balls from the green. Statiscally, most balls won't land on the green - so it'll only need to be cleared after a minority of particpant turns.

Any more questions?

Reach out to us via email or call with any additional questions!

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