WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Ship Sticks, a fast-growing golf bag shipping company, announced a partnership with Sequoia Golf, a leading golf management company, to provide golf bag shipping services to all of its owned and operated properties.<\/p>\n
“We have been very happy with the relationship with Sequoia Golf and the opportunity to reach larger markets,” says Nicholas Coleman, CEO, Ship Sticks. “There is inherent value in providing a solution and a service when and where it is needed; this inherent value becomes an economic savings with Ship Sticks.”<\/p>\n
Ship Sticks is developing customized technology for Sequoia Golf that will be available through its Play Away Clubs program and provides a proprietary micro-site for all Sequoia’s members to access. The micro-site offers an affordable, white glove delivery service, risk free, while implementing customer service responsibility for shipping golfers’ clubs to and from the facility on-time and within budget.<\/p>\n
Sequoia Golf owns and operates 27 golf clubs, leases or manages 25 courses and runs a successful Course Design and Renovation business. Sequoia Golf’s properties are located throughout the U.S., and the company expects continued growth of both its owned and managed properties in the coming years.<\/p>\n
“I have used Ship Sticks for several months and it has been a great help in simplifying my travel when playing away from home,” said Joe Guerra, president and CEO of Sequoia Golf. “We look forward to our members taking advantage of this great benefit.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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