Palm Beach County · founding roster
Client rounds. Playing lessons.
Bring your game to a client round, share your knowledge in a playing lesson, or do both. You choose what fits your experience and your tournament schedule.
Closers is building its Palm Beach County founding roster by hand, one conversation at a time.
- Client-round payoutYour number, agreed first
- $200–$2,500
- Of your numberOur fee is added on the client's side
- 100%
- An 18-hole client roundIncluding travel; only rounds you accept
- About 5 hours
Client rounds
A strong player in the group.
What it is
Business people host client rounds, corporate outings and member-guests. They want a strong player in the group, someone who can carry the round and make the host look good to their guest.
What you'd make
Your number. We expect most to land between $200 and $2,500 a round, depending on credentials and the occasion. You name your payout. Closers adds its fee on the client's side and never takes it out of your number. Say $400 and you're paid $400; the client's appearance price is $500, plus course costs. Tips are yours.
What's asked on a client round
Play well and be good company for the round. The host is bringing you for your game and your presence in the group. Coaching is a separate playing-lesson format that you can choose to offer.
How much of your time
Only what you say yes to. When a request fits you, it comes with the date, course and occasion. Decline anything that doesn't fit, as often as you like, with no penalty.
Playing lessons
Help someone play the course better.
Coach a golfer through the decisions they face during a real round. Explain what you see, talk through their options and help them put those choices into practice.
This side of Closers is for professionals who want to coach. You can take part in client rounds, playing lessons, or both. We'll discuss your coaching experience and the golfers you're comfortable working with.
9-hole playing lessons
A focused coached round built around the golfer’s priorities. Work through club selection, targets, shot choices and scoring, then leave them with a few clear things to practice.
18-hole playing lessons
A full round to work on course management as conditions and decisions change. Talk through tee shots, approaches, recovery options and the choices that shape a score.
Junior and college development
Development rounds for junior golfers, college hopefuls and current college players. Work on preparation, routines, course strategy and making decisions under competitive pressure.
Your format. Your agreed payout.
Lesson pay is agreed with you for the format and the golfer before you accept. It's quoted separately from client rounds, with course costs set out separately. You keep your agreed payout and choose the requests that fit your schedule.
Before lessons begin.
We're recruiting interested professionals now. Before a lesson is offered, the format, course permission and insurance arrangements need to be confirmed. Junior rounds also need agreed parent or guardian and supervision arrangements.
We'll talk through which side interests you when we follow up. You can also reply to the person who sent you this page.
The catch, and there is one
Getting paid to play can end your amateur status under the USGA Rules of Amateur Status. If you're still competing in USGA or state amateur events, check with your association first. We'd rather say that upfront than have you find out afterwards.
Where this honestly stands
Closers is a manually managed Palm Beach County pilot. The roster comes first and the selling comes after, so we're not promising you a number of rounds. What we're promising is the terms above.
Interested?
Reply to whoever sent this, or apply yourself: closersgolf.com/apply.