Automated sales system
The right offer, to the right person, at the right time.
Occupancy and competitor data, automated packages and B2B and B2C campaigns in a single loop. Less than €7 of advertising per golfer attracted in the low season.
The problem
“We have empty tee times and customer databases we don’t use. Reaching tour operators and golfers in other countries is expensive, and we never know which campaign worked.”
How we solve it
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Data: daily occupancy and what your competitors sell show what needs selling and when.
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Product: Golfy builds the right package for that gap and for each market’s public holidays.
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Sales: we launch campaigns to tour operators and agencies (B2B) and to golfers (B2C), segmented by market and by last visit.
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Measurement: every campaign is measured in replies, bookings and spend, and what we learn feeds the next one.
The data behind it
of advertising per golfer attracted in the low season: 1,200 golfers from the target market, 30 of them directly
Costa Daurada Golf, low-season campaign, November 2025
average daily spend in Spain by a foreign golf tourist, not counting spend at the golf course
Economic Impact of Golf in Spain 2024 (IE University, AECG and RFEG), 2022 data
Frequently asked questions
What is an automated sales system for golf?
It brings data (occupancy and competition), product (automated packages) and campaigns (B2B and B2C) into a single loop: the data decides what is sold, the system builds the package and launches the campaign, and the result is measured.
Do you guarantee more sales?
No. We provide the platform to connect supply and demand: data to decide, ready-made packages and campaigns to tour operators and golfers. Whether it sells depends on the offer: the price, how competitive it is and how quickly bookings are confirmed to tour operators.
What results has it delivered?
In a low-season campaign, €8,000 of advertising attracted 1,200 golfers from the target market (30 of them directly): less than €7 per golfer. Each foreign golf tourist spends on average €352 a day in Spain not counting the golf course, according to the IE University study for the AECG and the RFEG.