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Putting Games for Trade Shows
Attract Booth Visitors

Putting games for trade shows can consistently draw potential prospects to your exhibit booth whether they are golfers or not.

Competing to sink the most putts, getting a coveted hole-in-one, or finding out who can get the lowest score in three shots is an appealing draw for event attendees.

Interest is heightened when there are attractive prizes involved. These prizes can feature your company logo or other information that will promote product awareness and name recognition.

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While people line up to play, you have a captured, attentive audience for meeting and greeting.

Think of putting games as your new-found window of opportunity for discussing your product or service that you otherwise may not have had.

Most courses are portable and easy to set up. They can be workable even when there is limited space.

Greens are realistic and can be adjusted to accommodate all skill levels.

If your budget allows, you can even hire a golf pro to give tips to those who participate.

Putting games can be rented by the day for about $100 to $125, or over the course of a week for $400 to $500. Games are also available to purchase with prices ranging from $1300 - $5000.



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