01
It stops people walking past
The trailer arrives closed and unremarkable and opens into a lit golf bay. On an expo floor of pull-up banners, that reveal is the reason a crowd forms, and a crowd is the only thing that reliably attracts another crowd.
02
You leave with names, not a footfall guess
Players check in on their own phone to get onto the leaderboard, and choose whether you may contact them afterwards. You go home with a consented list and a number you can put in a report.
03
It is your brand, not ours
The trailer can be wrapped for the event, and your name sits on the leaderboard that every player is watching. Your brand in front of someone who is standing still and paying attention.
04
Content makes itself
People film their own drives and post them. You get a day of footage from a stand rather than a photographer chasing polite handshakes, and the leaderboard gives your channels something to run all week.
05
It buys your team time to talk
The hardest part of a stand is starting the conversation. Here the visitor is already engaged for several minutes with an operator running the bay, which leaves your people free to talk to the ones worth talking to.
06
Indoors, outdoors, no venue power
We carry our own solar and battery, so a stand with no power allocation is not a problem and load-shedding does not end your activation. Setup takes about thirty minutes on 8 × 6 m of firm level floor.