Golf has four majors, all built for television. This is the first one built for the feed. The Cup can live at one property all weekend, or split its two competition days across two host courses: one takes the Sunday scramble, one takes the Monday final.
Registration, pairings and the opening night of content. It lands at a host course's clubhouse, banquet room or event lawn, or at a separate Miami venue. Want the party? Say so.
Breakfast, shotgun start, teams of creators filming each other all day. The collab format multiplies every audience on property.
18 holes of medal play for the Cup. One champion, a trophy ceremony on your 18th green, and a recap film shot on your holes. A Monday host never touches its weekend tee sheet.
Posting from the weekend is a condition of every invite. Nobody in the field is a spectator.
Your fairways, your greens, your clubhouse. Tagged, geotagged and named in captions across every platform.
Our third leaderboard pays real prize money for the most electric clip posted from the Cup. Creators hunt for content on your property all weekend.
When a viewer watches a creator they follow chase $20,000 at your course, "play where the Cup was played" becomes a tee-time booking.
Recaps, vlogs and edits keep publishing long after the trophy is handed out. Your course name rides along in all of it.
Every creator posts at least three times over the weekend. That total is before a single collab, share or repost. Compare it to the media buy it would take to put your course in front of the same audience.
This is not a favor we are asking. It is the best marketing weekend on your calendar, and we pay for the tee sheet.
Every major has a home in its origin story. The first annual Content Cup only happens once, and the venue is part of the name forever. Every recap, every "remember the first one" edit, every anniversary post carries your course with it. That title cannot be bought later. It can only be hosted now.
Green fees, carts and range for a full field at your rate, plus breakfast, on-course and bar spend, for every day you host. Host one competition day or take the whole weekend. The day itself is booked business. The exposure is the bonus.
A 3.75M+ combined audience watches 75 creators compete on your property. Ad budgets cannot fake the authenticity of a creator posting their own round at your course.
The field is a hand-picked roster of golf micro-influencers. Hosting makes you the home course of that community: course features, review videos, content days and member-drive collabs, long after the Cup ends.
Our capture team shoots the whole weekend: drone flyovers, hole-by-hole b-roll, clubhouse and ceremony footage. The host course keeps a licensed library for its own website, socials and ads. That is a five-figure production, included.
Scoring, run-of-show, creator wrangling, content desk and prize ceremonies are ours. Your team runs the property the way it would for any corporate outing. We handle the circus.
If your course checks these boxes, we should talk this week.
In South Florida, within reach of Miami.
Or a dedicated shotgun window, for the Sunday scramble on 21 March, the Monday final on 22 March, or both. A Monday host keeps its weekend tee sheet untouched.
Plus a practice range for warm-up and content.
For breakfasts, on-course service and an awards moment.
For the Saturday night Green Party: banquet room, patio or event lawn.
Phones, cameras and (permitted) drones are the point of the event.
What the day pays, what we handle, what we need from you. If it is not a fit, you will know before the coffee is cold.
We walk the property with your team, map camera and drone positions, and pick the holes the internet is going to fall in love with.
Agreement signed, day reserved, and your course goes into every announcement, application email and creator invite from that day on.
Dates are locked: 20, 21 and 22 March 2027. The host venue is not. Early conversations get first choice of which day they take.
I've spent my career inside startups, taking small teams and unknown names and turning them into things people cannot stop talking about. That is my trade. Golf is my life.
I grew up on a golf course, my father has taught this game for decades, and I've spent thousands of hours on the range chasing the same feeling your members chase.
And I've watched golf stay frozen while every other sport got faster, louder and younger. The Content Cup is my answer: take everything I know about making things explode, and point it at the game I love.
Not to disrupt golf. To grow it. For the courses that host it, the creators who film it, and the kids who will find this game through a phone screen long before they find a country club. The first host course becomes part of that story forever, and I intend to treat it that way.
Two host slots. The Sunday scramble on 21 March and the Monday final on 22 March. We are talking to courses across Dade, Broward and Palm Beach right now. Tell us about your property, and which day you want, and we will bring the field, the purse and the cameras.
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