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Dynamic Fields List

Dynamic Fields are the engine behind personalization and automation in Golf Genius TM. They act as smart placeholders that automatically pull specific data from your event, player roster, rounds, and more - seamlessly inserting it into emails, text messages, reports, and portal pages.

Instead of manually entering unique details for every player, a single Dynamic Field adapts to each recipient - delivering personalized, accurate information at scale.

How Dynamic Fields Work

In Golf Genius, a Dynamic Field is a variable formatted like %Field_Name%. When generating a communication or report, the system scans the content for placeholders wrapped in % signs and automatically replaces them with the corresponding data for each recipient.

The "Merge" Process

The Template: You write: "Dear %FirstName%, your tee time is %TeeTime%."

The Result:

  • Player A receives: "Dear John, your tee time is 8:30 AM."

  • Player B receives: "Dear Sarah, your tee time is 8:42 AM."

Full Dynamic Field Reference

For a comprehensive list of every available placeholder organized by category, please refer to our master list:

Common Categories of Dynamic Fields

Golf Genius categorizes these fields based on the source of the information. You will typically find these in a searchable menu within the email, text or report editor:

Category

Use Case

Player Info

Personalizing greetings and bag tags.

Event Details

Standardizing headers in reports.

Pairings/Times

Sending automated notifications to players.

Custom Fields

Pulling data you collected during registration.

URL Links

Providing unique, URL links for individuals.

Where to Use Dynamic Fields

You can utilize these placeholders across almost every communication tool in the software:

  • Email & SMS: Use the "Insert Dynamic Field" menu in the editor.
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  • Report Center: Create custom pages, reports, Bag Tags, Cart Signs, Locker Labels and so much more.
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  • Tournament Portals: Display tournament information on a welcome page.
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Pro-Tips for Using Dynamic Fields

  • Case Sensitivity: Always use the "Insert" menu to ensure the field is formatted correctly. Manually typing them can sometimes lead to errors if the spacing or capitalization is off.

  • The Search Bar: When using the email editor, use the search bar within the "Dynamic Fields" menu to quickly find specific fields.

  • Test Your Emails: Always send a Test Email to yourself. The system will usually populate the test with your own data or sample data to ensure the fields are pulling correctly.

  • Custom Fields: If you create a Custom Field (like "Caddie Name"), Golf Genius automatically generates a corresponding %Field% for you to use.

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