The opportunity

Three ways a sponsor flight changes your P&L.

Most ranges treat ball replenishment as a fixed cost of doing business. With LinkLuxe, it becomes a profit center. Here is what changes the moment a campaign goes live at your facility.

01

Cost subsidized

During an active flight, sponsor budgets cover the cost of branded range balls. That recurring line item on your P&L gets paid for by someone else.

02

Revenue share paid

On top of the cost subsidy, you receive a flat cash revenue share for every campaign hosted at your facility. Real dollars, paid on completion.

03

Operations untouched

Your team keeps doing what they do. No new SOPs. No new headcount. Sponsor balls drop in where your existing range balls were.

The economics

What a single sponsor flight actually means to a typical range.

A worked example for a mid-size facility hosting one Core-tier campaign per year. Most partner facilities can run two to four flights annually before saturation becomes a consideration.

Mid-size facility · One Core flight · 90 days

Before LinkLuxe

Annual ball replacement cost$45K
Ad revenue from balls$0
Sponsor cash revenue$0
Net impact($45K)

With one Core flight

Ball cost during flight (subsidized)$0
Out-of-flight ball costs$34K
Revenue share (Core tier)$12K
Net impact($22K)

With two flights per year

Ball costs during flights$0
Out-of-flight ball costs$22K
Revenue share (2 flights)$24K
Net impact$2K
Profitability swing+$47K / yr
Illustrative based on industry-typical mid-size facility ball spend and Core-tier revenue share. Actual partner economics confirmed in onboarding. Higher-volume facilities and multi-flight commitments materially increase upside.
How it works for you

Four steps, fully turnkey.

Step 01

We sign a partnership

Simple agreement covering exclusivity, revenue share, and compliance expectations. Performance-out clause built in so you are never locked into a non-performing deal.

Step 02

We bring the brand

Once a campaign is sold, we coordinate creative, production, and shipping. You confirm receipt and a simple installation date.

Step 03

You drop in the balls

Branded balls and any signage arrive ready to deploy. Replace your existing range balls. The whole transition takes minutes.

Step 04

You get paid

Submit a handful of photos through a simple link during the flight. We send the wrap report to the brand and the revenue share to you.

What we look for in a partner

The right ranges, in the right markets.

We are selective about partner facilities because brand quality depends on operator quality. The strongest partners share a few traits.

01

Visit volume

Facilities averaging 5,000+ monthly visitors. Higher-volume locations unlock larger campaign placements and bigger revenue share.

02

Modern facility

Lit bays, dispenser systems, well-maintained turf. Brand sponsors are paying premium rates and expect a premium environment.

03

Operational reliability

You run a tight ship. Photos submitted on time. Branded inventory rotated as agreed. Standard partner SLA, nothing exotic.

04

A long-term mindset

Sponsorship economics compound. Our best partners commit to multi-flight relationships and grow their revenue share tier as they prove out.

Currently accepting partner applications

Add a revenue line without adding work.

Onboarding takes one call, one site assessment, and a simple agreement. Most partners host their first sponsor flight within 60 to 90 days.

Apply to partner