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Response • the City of <br /> 2026 <br /> For •' • and River View GolfCourse <br /> • Knowing Your Market - analysis of the demographic of our clientele and their needs, wants, and price <br /> points that are attractive. <br /> • Loss Leaders—certain products may be priced at cost in the hope golfers will purchase other products at <br /> higher margins during their visit to the course, such as pricing a sleeve of golf balls at cost to attract golfers <br /> to a demo day where they might buy a set of clubs. <br /> • Discount Pricing— if products become "stale" or inventory levels are not in alignment with the buying plan, <br /> price reductions are implemented in order to increase inventory turn rates. CourseCo utilizes several <br /> discount tactics including coupons, rebates, seasonal pricing, and other promotional markdowns. <br /> Increasing merchandise sales is challenging for all operators. Despite these challenges, CourseCo has <br /> experienced significant success at many of our facilities. We will bring an amalgamation of these approaches to <br /> the retail sales at River View Golf Course. <br /> • Home Clubs Merchandise Sales— leveraging CourseCo's relationship with merchandise vendors, we will <br /> host trunk shows and demo days where our Home Club members and regulars receive exclusive access to <br /> new clothing and equipment at excellent pricing. <br /> • Focused Tournament Sales Efforts—an increase in merchandise sales can be realized by adding <br /> tournament players and "upselling" merchandise packages to tournament groups. <br /> • Holiday Packaging—selling gift packs at Christmas, Mother's Day and Father's Day which include <br /> merchandise, rounds of golf and lessons can boost revenue in multiple categories. These packages would <br /> be available at the golf course pro shop and through the e-store. 57M <br /> r <br /> We have been successful by developing customized merchandising plans and <br /> approaches that match the demographic of our customer base at that specific <br /> facility. <br /> f I Two excellent examples of this are Mather Golf Course and Ancil Hoffman Golf Course in <br /> ' Sacramento, CA. These two courses are both owned by the County of Sacramento and have <br /> been managed by CourseCo since the 1990's. <br /> At Mather Golf Course, we have a customer base that is value oriented, and we have successfully used the <br /> approach of leveraging our relationships with our vendors to receive discounted product which allows us to <br /> provide price points that are value minded and extremely attractive to that facility's clientele. Mather has <br /> consistently achieved annual gross merchandise sales of more than $400,000 for the last decade. <br /> At Ancil Hoffman Golf Course, we have a customer base that is more brand oriented, so our merchandising <br /> plan there includes more of the top brand names in golf. Our annual merchandise sales at Ancil Hoffman have <br /> consistently exceeded $425,000 over the last decade as well. Both Ancil Hofman and Mather host <br /> approximately the same number of rounds played annually as River View Golf Course, and have a similar <br /> amount of retail space in the golf shops. According to the financial information provided, Pro Shop sales have <br /> been less than $150,000 the last two years. <br /> CourseCo would implement a customized merchandising plan for River View Golf Course, which would <br /> maximize the opportunities based on the customer demographics at the facility to increase sales. In all cases, <br /> we leverage our purchasing power through our preferred account status with many national vendors including <br /> Titleist, TaylorMade, Travis Mathew, and Callaway. <br /> �_ <br /> �fCiFkfiI ICO 16 — 83 3/3/202&ge 27 <br /> I ' <br />