Is Discounted Golf Membership Hurting Your Club? Why Value Beats Offers Every Time

Club with discounted golf membership sign outside

Discounting golf membership can feel like the quickest way to generate joiners. Offers such as “no joining fee” or “15 months for 12” create urgency. They also create a spike in enquiries. But the bigger question is what happens next. From our experience working with clubs, discounting rarely fixes the real issue. It often masks

A Flexible Category That’s Delivering Real Momentum at Fairwood Park Golf Club

Fairwood Park Golf club in Wales

Fairwood Park Golf Club is one of Wales’ standout venues. Set among rolling countryside, the par-73 layout stretches 6,644 yards and is known for strong conditioning, a welcoming feel, and a great test of golf. Like many clubs, Fairwood Park recognised something important a couple of years ago. Golfers were still keen to play, but

Communication That Helps Retain Golf Members

Mobile phone, computer and paper renewal communication

Retention is rarely lost at renewal. It is usually lost in the quiet months before it. We’ve worked in golf club environments where the course was excellent, yet churn was stubborn. The issue was not always price. It was often communication. Members did not feel connected, noticed, or guided. Good communication fixes that. It keeps

How to Retain Time-Poor Golfers (Without Reducing Prices or Offering Discounts)

time poor golfer looking at their watch

If you manage a golf club, you will know this pattern. Membership numbers look healthy. Weekend mornings are busy. Then renewal season arrives and a familiar group starts to wobble. They are not unhappy golfers. They are often your “good” members. They like the course. They like the club. They just do not have the