Client relationships
Start with the audience and relationship you want to develop, then choose an activity that makes sense for them.
FOR CLIENTS & COLLEAGUES
Let the connection outlast the golf day.
Explore a golf experience with a clear purpose: bring clients together, give colleagues a shared activity or build a recurring golfing community.
Plan a corporate pilotFIND THE RIGHT FIT
Employee communities
Explore a regular society or small group event, with a named organiser and a manageable starting point.
A useful review
Agree participation goals and gather feedback. Treat commercial return as something to evaluate rather than assume.
A SIMPLE START
From a conversation to a clear plan.
Define the occasion
Share the audience, approximate group size, location and any intended date.
Confirm the experience
Choose available FF workflows and agree the event responsibilities, costs and support.
Plan the next chapter
Review participant feedback and whether a recurring activity would be useful.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few useful answers.
Does FF organise the whole event?
Event management, venue bookings, catering and green fees are not automatically part of an FF pilot. Responsibilities and third-party arrangements are agreed before proceeding.
How do we begin?
Send us a short outline of your audience, goal and timeframe. We will use it to scope the next conversation.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us what
you have in mind.
A club, a community or a new idea. A short outline helps us make the next conversation useful.
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