Promotions and discounts for golf simulator venues

Golf O'Clock lets you run golf simulator promotions automatically or behind a code, and stop them before they cost too much. Promotions fill quiet hours, reward loyal customers and bring in new ones.

In short: Run golf simulator promotions in Golf O'Clock: automatic happy hours, member offers, first-visit deals and promo codes, with limits to keep discounts in check.
Golf O'Clock promotions list with promo codes and scheduled discounts

What you can offer

A percentage off, money off, or a special price, such as 20% off weekday mornings or $10 off a first visit. Promotions can apply to bookings or to products in your store.

Who gets it, and when

Target a promotion at a time, a day, a type of bay, a booking type, or a group of customers like members, students or a corporate partner, using your customer tags.

Automatic or with a code

A promotion with no code applies automatically when the conditions match, which is perfect for happy hours. Add a code to keep it for people you give it to, and share it as a promo code or offer link.

Keep it under control

Limit how many times a promotion can be used in total or per customer, or cap the total value given away, per day, week, month or overall.

Where promotions pay off

Across 200+ venues on Golf O'Clock, Monday through Wednesday are the quietest days, which makes early-week slots the natural home for a happy hour. Common uses:

  • A weekday-morning rate to fill bays that would otherwise sit empty.
  • A first-visit offer to turn a curious golfer into a customer.
  • A member-only discount that gives people one more reason to join.

For more on filling quiet hours, see revenue optimization for indoor golf.

Common questions

Can a customer use more than one promotion?
Several promotions can apply together. Give them different conditions if you don't want them to combine.
Can I limit a promo to one use per customer?
Yes. Set a per-customer limit.
Can I see how a promotion performed?
Yes. The analytics dashboard shows uses and discounts given for each promotion.
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