South Africa-founded golf management startup, Tagmarshal, has successfully closed a multi-million dollar Series A funding round, fueling its ambitious plans for staff expansion, innovation, and client acquisition. Originally gaining attention in February 2015, the company has since attracted multiple rounds of investment and moved its headquarters to the United States, where it now leads in on-course optimization technology.
Revolutionizing Golf Course Management with Technology
Tagmarshal’s technology offers golf course operators real-time operational insights and reporting capabilities. By managing the pace and flow of play, golf operators can significantly enhance player experiences, automate essential processes, and increase revenue. This innovative approach to course management has positioned Tagmarshal as a market leader, providing golf operators with solutions that streamline operations and improve customer satisfaction.
Strategic Partnerships with Premier Golf Courses
Tagmarshal has built strong partnerships across the golf industry, serving a range of clients from private and public courses to resort facilities. Among its notable partnerships are 40 of the top 100 U.S. courses, along with numerous courses offering green fees from $40 to $60. These courses report excellent results with Tagmarshal’s system, underscoring the platform’s value and impact on improving operational efficiency and guest experiences.
A Year of Milestones and Growth
The Series A funding caps a banner year for Tagmarshal. The company has recorded a 57 percent increase in revenue and acquired a significant number of new clients, who have seen enhanced staff utilization and pace-of-play improvements on their courses.
A Vision for Future Growth
With the fresh injection of capital, CEO and co-founder Bodo Sieber emphasized that Tagmarshal is well-positioned to further develop its offerings and cement its role as a leader in golf management technology. “This investment will enable us to continue innovating and delivering exceptional solutions for our partners, driving both their success and ours in the golf technology space,” said Sieber.