We Help Underperforming Golf Clubs Win.

KPI Golf Course Management:
A Data-Driven Methodology for Optimizing Performance

key per·for·mance in·di·ca·tor (KPI)

noun: key performance indicator;
plural noun: key performance indicators

a quantitative or qualitative measurement, or any other criterion, by which the performance, efficiency, achievement, etc. of a person or organization can be assessed, often by comparison with an agreed standard or target

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Golf Course Operators

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Check out our library of publications on golf course operations, finances, facility marketing, and other helpful tools to help you win.

KPI’s Podcast

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Listen to insights on industry challenges, optimizing facility performance, and interviews with golf influencers.

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Read up on helpful articles, golf industry data and trends, and insights to help you stay on top of the game and run a better operation.

Why Does KPI Golf Management Exist?

The golf industry is experiencing gentrification right now.

Rich top-end facilities are getting richer (and more expensive) while the more affordable clubs are disproportionately going out of business.

It’s a call to arms where many stand alone facilities cannot compete without engaging expert help, economies of scale, and modern day operating efficiency.

Less than optimal golf course management can mean missing critical growth opportunities, diminishing market share, reduced valuation, or even the club’s demise.

Underperforming golf clubs can compete favorably in today’s marketplace, but they have to optimize operations. It begins with with addressing the low hanging fruit in financials & workplace culture, followed by deploying specific strategies for continuous refinement, and leveraging centralized resources at scale to compete long term.

Common Questions

Why do clubs want to work with KPI?

In the golf business, we are hardwired to enjoy helping people. We enjoy what we do because ultimately we are serving a greater good – creating and saving jobs, building careers, reinvigorating entire communities, preserving historic facilities, and providing healthy environments for children and families.

When golf clubs prosper, many people benefit. When clubs struggle or go under, many more feel the impact.

Our clients enjoy working with us because we share in their beliefs in the critical importance of success. A healthy club means a healthy community, and better lives for those it touches.

We believe our skills, networks, and resources can help these community centerpieces compete and thrive. At the end of the day, people enjoy being around others who are passionate and who share common beliefs.

Our Beliefs & Company Culture

The Secret Sauce

Empathy

Fully transparent discourse and open sharing of ideas is the only way to fully understand the challenges clubs face and to evaluate every possible alternative. It is critical that we become sensitive to your situation and the ecosystem in which your club exists. If we take you on as a client, we promise to deliver value in your exclusive best interests, and without consideration for our own best interests.

Alignment

Without alignment of goals and beliefs, uninspired execution is sure to sabotage the effectiveness of any long term solutions. Achieving 100% aligned objectives is critical in developing a culture of positivity, appropriate freedom to act, and speed. Everyone must agree that subjective practices are never optimal and that improvements are necessary for us to achieve stated goals.

Objectivity

If you want to win in golf management today, we believe you need to be utterly unromantic about consumer behavior and performance. You need to observe, analyze and adjust to where the consumer actually is, and what is or isn’t working well. Data enables us to definitively prioritize highest impact activities.

The KPI Blog

Growth, Member Owned, Podcast, Privately Owned, Publicly Owned

Golf Course Owners Forum – How to Market and Sell Golf

The two club owners taking part in the discussion today have two very different facilities, yet marketing principles remain fairly constant.

Cost Containment, Growth, Lender Owned, Member Owned, Operations, Podcast, Private, Privately Owned, Public, Publicly Owned

Welcoming the Golf Industry into the Modern Age – Using Data on a Daily Basis to Win

All things equal, there's simply no way that a club without this kind of solution can compete with those deploying true data-driven execution.

Podcast

Giving Without Expectation – Business Strategy with Legs

Our friend John, who we met randomly on that beach modeled exactly how we have chosen to conduct our business. Intent matters and the outcome is always positive.

Growth, Podcast, Public

A Case Study: Free Golf Lessons in Orlando

Any business that comes of it is going to the golf facility instructors and to the club. I have no interest in benefitting personally other than to document the experience and the results that come of it.

Podcast

John Brown Shares His 85/50 Golf Course Membership Sales Strategy

The 85/50 program is about engaging your newest members to become your most important evangelists for the club. The sooner you can engage these members in the recruiting process, the more likely you are to succeed.

Podcast

Why Golf? Because You’re One Day Away from the Keys to the Castle

When you play golf with someone, you’re got a captive audience for 5-6 hours. All these retiring business owners and execs still have all the networks and connections they’ve accumulated their entire life. You’re one fun day away from the keys to the castle.

We Help Underperforming Golf Clubs Win.

KPI Golf Course Management:A Data-Driven Methodology for Optimizing Performance

key per·for·mance in·di·ca·tor (KPI)

Resources forGolf Course Operators

Downloads

KPI’s Podcast

Blog

Why Does KPI Golf Management Exist?

Why do clubs want to work with KPI?

The Secret Sauce

Empathy

Alignment

Objectivity

The KPI Blog

KPI Golf Course Management:
A Data-Driven Methodology for Optimizing Performance

Resources for
Golf Course Operators