Open the sidebar on the left-hand side of your dashboard.
Click on the Management icon to open the administrative menu.
Click on Player Overview.
This action will take you directly to the Player Report page, where a list of player names are available,
The Player Report page provides a searchable, high-level list of all player profiles available. Before drilling down into an individual, you can review a wide range of performance data available directly in the list view:
Identity & History: First Name, Last Name, total Rounds Tracked, and the date of their Last Round.
Speed Metrics: Average Round Time, providing an immediate sense of the player's typical pace.
Operational Touchpoints: The number of recorded Interventions and Check-Ins performed by staff during the player's rounds.
Interventions, Check-ins with Player
Pace Performance Groups: columns showing the number and percentage of rounds spent in Problem Groups, On Pace Groups, and Slow Groups.
Impact Tracking: Specific fields for Delayed Groups and % Rounds Delayed Groups (how often they were held up by others), as well as Delayer rounds and % Rounds Delayer rounds (how often they were the primary cause of a bottleneck).
To access granular habits and specific behavioral trends for a single golfer, you must view their detailed report.
On the far right of the desired player's row in the report, click the "View" button.
This action directs you to the Individual Player Profile.
Once you click View, the page provides detailed visual data, potentially used for high-end "white-glove" service and strategic planning:
Common Teetimes: A bar graph visualizing Rounds Recorded across different hours of the day. It highlights the "Most Common Teetime" (e.g., 08:00 – 09:00).
Tee Times Performance Table: A breakdown of specific start times showing Times Started, how often the player was On Pace, and their % On Pace for that specific slot.
Common Days: A bar graph showing frequency of play by day of the week, identifying the "Most Common" day (e.g., Sunday).
Days Performance Table: A list showing Times Started, On Pace rounds, and % On Pace categorized by the day of the week (e.g., comparing performance on a Friday vs. a Sunday).
Strategic Tee Sheet Management: Identify fast players to lead the field and set a strong pace for the day.
Emotion-Free Conversations: Use objective data to address slow play, shifting from confrontation to constructive coaching.
Defending Golfers: Protect players who may have a "slow routine" but actually play within target times.
Personalized Service: Anticipate the needs of high-value members by understanding their preferred playing times and historical habits.