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All Square will select two Symetra Tour players for a $2,500 sponsorship deal that will also include one-year membership at Championsgate in Orlando, Florida.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., June 25, 2016 – The Symetra Tour, Road to the LPGA, is proud to announce that All Square® (www.allsquaregolf.com) has become a Preferred Marketing Partner of the Symetra Tour. All Square, the award-winning social platform for golfers, allows golfers to connect and share their experiences online, while also giving golf clubs the opportunity to market to a growing social media audience.
All Square’s aim is to become the world’s leading marketplace and social network for golfers, a place through which the world of golf will become more open and connected. All Square’s new digital platform is available on the web, iPhone and Android.
All Square has agreed to sponsor two Symetra Tour players for the 2017 season. The sponsorship will include $2,500 and a one-year membership at Championsgate in Orlando. Only Symetra Tour players that have created an All Square profile and have reached a minimum of 250 connections by October 14 will be taken into consideration. The All Square team will then select two players to represent the All Square brand in 2017. The official announcement will be made at the Symetra Tour Championship held in Daytona Beach from October 13-16.
Commenting on All Square’s partnership with the Symetra Tour, company co-founder and past Swiss national amateur champion, Arthur de Rivoire, said: “Women’s golf is becoming increasingly popular as the sports global image grows. We expect golf to become more unisex and mixed games more commonplace. With 60% of social media users being women, the Symetra Tour offers a great platform to build brand awareness in women’s golf. As the Symetra Tour is the proving ground for future stars, we are excited to see the athletes share their journeys with fans on All Square.”
Mike Nichols, Chief Business Officer of the Symetra Tour, said: “The Symetra Tour is excited to welcome All Square as a preferred marketing partner. We believe All Square is an innovative way to grow the game of golf and adding Symetra Tour players will only help grow the number of female users on the platform.”
All Square executives will be at the Symetra Tour’s Island Resort Championship in Harris, Michigan, to begin to sign Symetra Tour players up on All Square.
To connect on All Square, visit www.allsquaregolf.com or download the app on the iTunes Store or Google Play.