
Per Round: $48–$80
Off-Peak Rounds Filled: 9,000
Immediate Cash (90 Days): $265,500 – $747,000
Annual Revenue Increased: $342,000 for the next 2–3 years
These are tee times that would otherwise expire unused.
Targets Casual & Non-golfers (untapped market)
Built on a 30-year, criteria-based consumer profile
Acquires players who spend disproportionately
Does not disrupt members, pace of play, or operations

Turn-key – we do all the work
No-risk / self-funding – no upfront fees
Performance-based – we only get paid when results are delivered
$100,000 – $1.7M in immediate cash
Delivered in as little as 90 days
Across 500+ golf properties nationwide

MMC® is a performance-based (we are paid solely on a success basis), data-driven (our targeted golfers are qualified through a consumer profile), worry-free, turn-key (we design and manage the entire campaign from conception to close-out), golfer (core, avid, casual and non-golfer) acquisition company specializing in campaigns specifically designed to acquire new golfers from untapped segments through no-risk/self-funding (there are no up-front fees or out-of-pocket expenses) golf marketing campaigns.
MMC® has successfully raised between $100,000 – $500,000 ($250,000 on average) in immediate cash in just 90 days or less for over 500 partnering golf courses in the United States alone. These campaigns not only bring in much-needed cash but also increase traffic, rounds, and therefore daily revenue which equates into huge annual profits. These partnering properties are comprised of public, private, ultra-private, semi-private, city/municipal, college-owned courses, resort (destination golf) properties, 9-hole regulation, and even par-three executive courses.
Throughout MMC®’s site, we refer to all pre-packaged rounds e.g., punch cards, season passes, preferred player’s cards, as “memberships”. This is done solely to meet the golfer’s core emotional needs: connection, security, and importance. It is irrelevant if you currently have a membership model in place or not. You can label your offer to your community anything you wish—season pass, preferred player’s card; but for now, let’s try to focus less on the “label” and more on increasing rounds and revenue.
