The Amateur Golf Society offers a flexible tournament format that allows golfers to compete at top public courses over a 7-day window, utilizing an app for easy partner pairing and advanced tee time access. This approach addresses the challenges of crowded schedules and limited access to quality golf experiences, enabling players of all skill levels to earn points and prizes without minimum participation requirements.
Funding
$2.7M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Golfers often struggle to find convenient and competitive playing opportunities due to rigid tournament schedules and limited access to desirable tee times. Coordinating matches with compatible partners can also be challenging, hindering both the competitive and social aspects of the game.
Solution
The Amateur Golf Society (AGS) provides a flexible tournament platform where golfers of all skill levels can compete at premier public courses within a 7-day window. Using the AGS app, members gain advanced access to tee times and can easily connect with other players based on shared interests and availability. The platform's unique format allows participants to earn points and prizes in season-long competitions without strict attendance requirements, accommodating diverse schedules and skill levels.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes amateur golfers of all skill levels seeking competitive and social playing opportunities with flexible scheduling and convenient access to tee times at top public courses.
Features
- Weekly 18-hole tournaments at designated courses with a 7-day play window
- Four flight divisions (A, B, C, D) based on handicap, ensuring fair competition
- AGS app for booking tee times with advanced access before the general public
- Player Pairing Program to connect with other members based on interests, background, and availability
- Season-long points race with prizes and bragging rights
- Five-point, data-driven system for leaderboard management and round verification
- GHIN (Handicap Index) servicing through partnerships with Allied Golf Associations (AGAs)