PARTNERSHIPS / ADVERTISING
Reach golfers who actually read.
ParTee GC’s audience is the part of golf the rest of the internet misses — readers who give real attention. Display, sponsored editorial and newsletter slots all available.
Who reads ParTee GC
ParTee GC’s audience is, intentionally, narrower than the average golf publication. We don’t chase casual viewers. We write for the 9-to-15 handicap who plans their summer around tee times, who has opinions about course architecture, who buys the polo because it fits — not because of the player it’s branded around.
Roughly 70% UK + Ireland, 25% North America, balance Continental Europe and Australia. Skews 28-45. Indexes high on disposable income, time-on-page, and email-open rates. The kind of audience that converts.
Three ways to advertise
1. Display advertising. Standard IAB units across editorial pages — leaderboard, in-content, sidebar. Available either programmatically (Google AdSense, Mediavine, Raptive) or via direct buy with a media kit.
2. Sponsored editorial. Long-form partner content, written to the same standard as our editorial. Always clearly labelled. Available for brands, course operators, equipment manufacturers and travel partners. Typical campaign: one feature article + 4 weeks of category placement + newsletter mention.
3. Newsletter sponsorship. The ParTee Weekly is a single-sponsor email — one brand per send, one paragraph plus a CTA. Available 4 weeks in advance.
What we don’t do
We don’t sell product reviews. Editorial reviews are independent.
We don’t run native ads styled to look indistinguishable from editorial. Sponsored work is labelled clearly.
We don’t take sponsorship from products we wouldn’t otherwise recommend. Brand fit is screened before contracts are signed.
Read our Editorial Standards for the full version.
Get a media kit
Email partnerships@parteegc.com with the campaign you have in mind. We’ll send back rates, ad specs, audience demographics and example placements within two working days.
Briefs from agencies welcome. Briefs from brands welcome. Briefs that start with “this is sponsored content disguised as editorial” not welcome.