For golf tournament organizers. One hosted table at your tournament, offered to your own spectators and guests by private bidding.
Private bidding, by invitation only.
Written the way you could offer them, so you can copy one almost word for word. The first is our strongest suggestion for this type of event. The second is a close alternative. Change the details that are yours: the date, the capacity, the menu, the names.
At a glance: 4 guests · One tournament day · An 18th-hole table for four hours and a host walk
Watch the closing stretch from one reserved hospitality table for four beside the eighteenth hole. Your tournament host welcomes you with a 20-minute course-orientation walk along approved spectator routes, then the table is yours for four hours as the field comes home. Lunch and drinks at the table are included, along with four tournament admissions, one parking pass, and all mandatory charges.
One total price for the party. You set the minimum price, and the winner pays that total and nothing beyond it.
The bidding page for this same experience, the way a guest receives it. Sample numbers are shown; yours are set by you.
The tournament, on site
One tournament day. For a group of four guests.
Private bidding. Nobody sees your bid amount while bidding is open.
Your card is authorized, not charged, when you bid. Only the winning bid is charged, at the one total price. The winning bid covers the full experience.
A close runner-up, if the first does not fit your event.
At a glance: 6 guests · One tournament morning · A strategy talk and a reserved viewing area
Start tournament day with breakfast for six and a 30-minute course-strategy talk from our tournament operations host. Review three key holes using the event's own course maps, then walk to your reserved viewing area. Six tournament admissions, breakfast, coffee, water, and viewing access for the day are included. All mandatory charges are covered.
One total price for the party. You set the minimum price, and the winner pays that total and nothing beyond it.
The bidding page for the second example. Sample numbers are shown; yours are set by you.
The tournament, on site
One tournament morning. For a group of six guests.
Private bidding. Nobody sees your bid amount while bidding is open.
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World: Events and Festivals
Provider type: Golf Tournaments
Every world works the same way: you choose, you invite your own guests, we run the bidding.
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