The Players Network to Be Installed at all five courses of this world-class facility
Scottsdale, Ariz. – Digital Caddies Inc. (OTCPK: CADY) announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement with the PGA National Golf Resort located in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, to install the Company’s proprietary golf information system, The Players Network, at all five of the resorts’ golf facilities.
“The Digital Caddies Players Network is an exciting new technology for golfers and golf course operators,” said Jane Broderick, Director of Golf at PGA National. “We are very excited to be able to offer our customers this leading-edge service and to leverage the technology to its fullest.”
By installing multi-functional, Internet-connected, high-resolution tablets in golf carts which operate on golf courses across North America, Digital Caddies is creating, a proprietary, nationwide, interactive network – The Player’s Network. A network that most notably offers national and local advertisers the ability to not only reach, but also to intimately engage with one of the most attractive and sought after demographic segments – the golfer.
Once a golf course is equipped with The Player’s Network, golfers are treated to a host of useful and engaging applications and services including GPS-based course information, scoring, touch screen interaction and on-course messaging. Golfers can also use the system to notify the beverage cart of their location to receive more prompt service, access weather, news, sports, and other entertainment online. The Players Network will soon be able to create customized leader boards that can be shared online in real-time (ideal for group outings and private events) as well.
In addition, The Player’s Network provides the golf course a broad portfolio of course management tools via GPS-based cart tracking and communications. These tools enable course operators to improve the golfers experience and pace of play, increase merchandise and concession sales via real-time on-tablet promotions, and access additional revenue streams.
“Having The Players Network installed at a world-class facility like PGA National is not only very exciting, it’s also an honor,” said Mike Loustalot, President of Digital Caddies. “The five golf courses at PGA National are among the finest in Florida and have hosted many defining moments in golf history. We look forward to a prosperous and lasting partnership with the PGA National team.”
About PGA National
PGA National’s five TOUR-worthy play options are among Florida’s best golf courses. PGA National was recently ranked #1 in the state of Florida, the 11th toughest course on the PGA TOUR and annually host’s the Honda Classic golf tournament on the resort’s Champion course each spring. Since opening in 1981, they have hosted some of golf’s most defining moments, including the 1983 Ryder Cup, the 1987 PGA Championship and the 1982-2000 Senior PGA Championships. PGA National is one of 75 golf courses owned and managed under the Arnold Palmer Golf Management name by Century Golf Partners. Century Golf Partners operates over 70 eighteen hole golf courses.
About Digital Caddies
Digital Caddies was founded in 2003 and established a solid reputation and customer base using a low-cost, easy-to-use and-implement GPS service for golf courses. The company has transitioned to a new business model by providing golf courses with a tablet-based navigation and content platform that is wirelessly connected to the Internet and installed on golf carts. With the Digital Caddies platform, The Players Network, course operators have the opportunity to increase revenue by promoting merchandise, food and beverage specials, or whatever they’d like through the system. Digital Caddies also can help golf course operators lower operating costs by helping them track golf cart inventory, manage driver behavior, and assist in forecasting agronomy issues. For more information about Digital Caddies please visit: www.digitalcaddies.net.
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Investor Contact: Mike Kordysz mkordysz@digitalcaddies.net