Trackman Advantage | Our Services
Enjoy the best technology and data
on the market
Trackman is a cutting edge, $25,000 golf radar that California Golf Events can station on one of the holes at your golf event. For a team donation, the group can choose to participate in the “Trackman Advantage”. As always, our athlete will engage with the players and highlight the initiative we are supporting. Trackman provides valuable data and feedback for each shot hit, earning its rank as the #1 golf radar trusted by tour pros and teaching professionals worldwide. More information about Trackman can be found at https://www.trackman.com/golf/launch-monitors/trackman-4 . As for how Trackman can be utilized, we offer various games. Send us a message to learn more!
California Golf Events Client Testimonials
“Our Annual DSH-Atascadero Golf tournament, which supported a local charity “Along Comes Hope”, would like to thank California Golf Events for their outstanding services and their support. From the moment we engaged with them, their professionalism and attention to detail were evident. They took the time to understand our needs and delivered beyond our expectations. Thanks to California Golf Events, our tournament ran seamlessly, and we received numerous compliments from the golfers on how they elevated our tournament, while making it fun. If you are even considering an organization to help raise needed funds for your tournament and elevate your event, look no further that Elizabeth Schultz, CEO of California Golf Events, she made it easy to do business with and only enhanced our golf tournament.”
Phillip Koziel
Tournament Director
Along Comes Hope Foundation
“I’m honored to share my sincere appreciation for Elizabeth Schultz and California Golf Events. Their proven fundraising program exceeded our expectations and added tremendous value to our event. Elizabeth’s professionalism, infectious energy, and engaging personality created a lively atmosphere for our golfers. We look forward to having her and California Golf Events back at next year’s tournament.”
