People at golf.today

I've spent 27 years in hospitality, and I know both directions. I've run the back of house and I've been the hungry walk-in. The one thing I learned is that the best businesses work hard for both sides, they respect the people doing the work and they take care of the people walking through the door. Golf has lost that. One company controls 90% of the market by taking inventory from courses and reselling it at a discount. The courses lose money. The golfers get a commoditized experience. Nobody wins except the middleman. golf.today is built for both sides, fairly. We're going to respect courses and their operators, give golfers access and entertainment they can't get anywhere else, and charge level-headed comp for all of it. We have the domain, the corporate infrastructure, advisory panel of Tour winners, and a financial model underneath the platform that nobody in this industry has ever attempted. We're going after the titan, and we're not scared to do it.

Andrew OBryan

Founder