PGA.com features leaderboards from all the major tours (PGA, LPGA, Korn Ferry, and Champions). As part of these weekly leaderboards, we place a native ad featuring a PGA member's Coach Profile near to the website visitor.

This targeted promotion has resulted in 100s of thousands of impressions for coach profiles since we launched. We are also seeing Click-Thru Rates on these ads that are well above industry benchmarks for online advertising.

If there was One Reason to have a coach profile, the leads you get from PGA.com are potential members for your club, could be worth thousands or tens of thousands to your facility.

PGA.com has a very strong brand and as such, when we publish content we are often found at or near the top of Google Search Results for golf terms. Our coach profiles are no different.

Coach profiles quickly rise to the top of Google searches for their name and facilities once the profile is published. This particularly true when the search includes terms like "golf lessons" and "golf coach."

A major focus for Google is what they call Local Search. What Local Search means is that Google is trying to promote results that show information in proximity to the person performing the search. Coach Profiles, and the coach search, are positioned to take advantage of this to help maximize coach profiles on Google.

Create and manage group events, and leverage the power of the PGA to publish your event on PGA.com to be found by golfers in their area when looking for nearby events.

You can use this booking platform just for your membership. You can disable "book now" and still use the scheduling and booking tools to have members book a lesson with you easily without your involvement, or you can book on behalf of your student.

If you don't have a website, your pga.com coach profile can be a great way to have a web presence that isn't social media. There is a lot of value in having consistent content to display to potential students. It allows you to showcase what you have to offer - without having to manage the technical requirements of managing your own website.

Also, as stated, building a search presence can be difficult, especially against larger brands and existing platforms. We do not want to dissuade from having your own domain and website, but we strongly suggest having a profile on PGA.com as well.

Part of the focus of PGA.com is to help give PGA members a voice to share with our visitors. When you create your coach profile you qualify to submit original content to be published and featured on pga.com, as well as PGA social media accounts.

This unique opportunity showcase your knowledge, but is also a way to build your personal brand to a large audience. We've already heard from coaches who have had their content featured positive results.

PGA.com draws a significant amount of visitors every month. We are committed to building an experience for those visitors which focuses on working with PGA members as they enjoy the game we all love and live.