Sponsors manage their own sponsor messages and profiles
Invite a sponsor to submit its message, offer and business details. Review the submission, request changes or approve it before publishing, while the sponsor can see its own measured results.
WilDi Golf
Your customer is on the green looking at the flag, not at a sign by the tee
Keep the tee sign. Add the moment it cannot reach: your sponsor’s offer on the golfer’s phone, on that hole, as the putt drops. And the organizer gets a record of every message that was delivered.
Every figure this product reports is a count of something it observed. Nothing is modelled, estimated or projected, and we count phones running the app — never people.
What it does
Everything for your course or tournament
One flat fee covers every feature below. Nothing on the course is billed per player, per message or per tap.
Food and drink reminders during the round
Set food-and-beverage messages to become eligible when a golfer's recorded round progress reaches a configured hole. Promote a clubhouse offer at the right part of the round alongside hole sponsorships.
One dashboard for courses and other venues
Manage golf courses, dated tournaments and non-golf events through WilDi Maps. Non-golf venue tools include mapped places, schedules and Local Giveaways, with controls suited to booths and activities instead of holes.
A sponsor on every hole
Each hole carries its own sponsor message. It reaches a phone when that phone crosses into the hole, not at the turn and not in an email the next morning.
A hole sponsorship becomes an offer a golfer can act on while standing there, so it is worth more to the sponsor and easier to sell again next season.
Today's course, on every phone
Cart path only on 12, aerating on 4, 15 closed. The course sets it once and the phones on the property have it within a minute.
Your starter stops repeating it at every group, and golfers stop driving onto a closed hole.
Grounds crew updates holes from their phone
Staff tagged as maintenance change a hole's status from the app on the course. A closed hole stops sending its sponsor message until it reopens.
Conditions stay current without anyone walking back to the shop, and no sponsor message is spent on a hole nobody can play.
Summon the refreshment cart
A golfer taps from the hole they are standing on. The request carries that hole, follows them if they move, and closes when the cart's own phone is seen there.
More food and drink sold on the course, and the cart goes where it is wanted instead of circling.
Assistance, to your staff
A golfer who needs a marshal or help taps once. The request lands with the hole attached and goes to the staff you tagged for it.
Check in at the first tee
A golfer finds their own name on the roster and checks in, or the desk adds them by hand. One list, one answer to who turned up.
Message the golfers on the course
Send to everyone who joined, to everyone seen on the course now, or to everyone who is not. The console shows how many each audience will reach before you send.
Pace, weather and logistics reach every phone at once instead of one group at a time.
Same-day offers to fill the tee sheet
Golfers who have joined your course stay reachable when they are not on it. Send the ones who are not on the course today an offer: open tee times at 2pm, a twilight rate, a clubhouse special.
An empty tee time is revenue you never get back. One filled slot a day covers a large part of the monthly fee.
Radar and weather warnings on your live map
The manager's map shows public precipitation radar and National Weather Service warnings for your course, each stamped with the time it was measured. The radar is not a lightning detector.
The person deciding whether play continues sees the weather next to where every phone is, on one screen.
A live console during play
Phones inside the course, hole by hole, with today's conditions and open requests on the map, and a separate count for phones whose last fix is older.
A scorecard in the golfer's pocket
On a course that runs every day, a golfer can keep their own casual score hole by hole in the app. It is private to them and the course; there is no leaderboard.
One more reason for golfers to open the app every round, which is what keeps your sponsors in front of them.
A report you can hand a sponsor
Sponsor messages delivered, messages opened, taps broken out by call, website, email and directions, and how many phones later turned up at the sponsor's address, during the season and after it, including repeat visitors.
Renewals are easier when the sponsor can see what their hole did, in counts, never percentages.
Who it is for
Two buyers, one course
Organizers and general managers
- Hole sponsorships become something you can prove, not a photograph of a sign.
- Conditions reach the whole property at once instead of a starter repeating himself.
- Check-in and the roster are one list, so “who is here” needs no clipboard.
- Cart and assistance requests arrive with the hole attached and close when the responder is seen there.
Hole sponsors
- Your offer lands on the hole you paid for, in the hand of the golfer standing on it.
- Call, website, email or directions is one tap away while they are still on the course.
- You get counts of what was delivered and opened, and how many phones later reached your address.
- Counts, never percentages. A number we could not observe is not printed.
How a day runs
Six steps, from the hole drawing to the CSV
Before the day
We draw your holes once, you upload the roster as a CSV, and each hole gets a sponsor: the business, its address, and the offer that becomes the sponsor message.
At the first tee
A golfer installs the app and types the event code from the tee sign, or scans the QR. Then they find their name on the roster and check themselves in.
On the hole
A phone crosses into a hole boundary and that hole's sponsor message is delivered to it. Nothing is sent to a phone that is not on the course.
Through the round
Conditions reach every phone on the property. A golfer taps for the refreshment cart or for assistance, and the request lands with the hole attached.
In the console
You see how many phones the geofence has seen inside, hole by hole, and you can message everyone, everyone seen recently, or everyone who has gone quiet.
After the horn
The report is ready: delivered, opened, still on the hole a minute later, every tap by kind, and visits to the sponsor's address. Download it as a CSV.
Next step
Walk your course with us
Thirty minutes on a call and we will show you a real course in the console, the message as a golfer sees it, and the report a sponsor gets. An ongoing course is $599 per month per named course; a dated tournament costs $599 per started 30-day block per named course/event, paid once upfront, with no subscription or automatic renewal. Bring your holes and your sponsorship packet.