Understand Club Analysis

Use club activity to choose a useful follow-up.

Examples use golf. For another sport, choose its available rules, scoring, and exercises. Golf-only features are noted in the steps.

Open Participation And Return. Open your club’s Details tab (1); Participation and return (2) is shown to people who manage the club’s members and events. Check the Updated time before comparing figures with another report.

Read The Figures. Active athlete members and Members entering events (1) count people, not entries. Repeat entry rate and 90-day return rate (2) answer different questions, so read each one’s explanation before drawing conclusions.

Choose A Follow-Up. Where to focus lists suggestions with a link to the right place, such as Open Standings, Member Club Profile or Review Events (1). These links open the workspace; they do not send messages.

Check The Exact Numbers. Choose the table button of a chart (1) to see the values behind it (2). A gap between entries and recorded results can mean missing records, not absence.

Check How It Is Calculated. Choose How these numbers are calculated (1) to read the time windows and exclusions (2). A dash means unavailable data, not zero.