Ryan and Richard are great! We have recently partnered with the golf growth group and I came along for the first time to one of the networking events they host, it was at Mottram Hall which is a beaut... See more
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HOW MANY 1 STAR REVIEWS DOES IT TAKE BEFORE ACTION? To all of the other people and small businesses who have had really poor experiences. We are really sorry to read this. We’re another sm... See more
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I’m part of the GGG networking group and it’s just a fab business. Loads of networking opportunities and Rich has been fab supporting me in my charity golf day and is a general all right legend!! Cann... See more
Great experience as always! Ryan and Richard who host the days are a great laugh and run it brilliantly. Highly recommended to anyone who enjoys golf and networking
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Tech, Golf & Corporate Networking Events. 11,000 B2B clients 2025
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Airport West, Lancaster Way, LS19, Leeds, United Kingdom
- 0330 043 6463
- contact@thegolfgrowthgroup.co.uk
- thegolfgrowthgroup.co.uk
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Constant spamming
Constant spamming. Making up email accounts for my domain multiple times which get caught by my email catch all. Couple of spam emails each time.
Sick to death of it.
Update, they have asked for which email they spam and did I see the unsubscribe. They invent email addresses Info@ enquiries@ sales@ etc none of which are used by my domain but caught in the catchall. Just spam merchants

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They are trying to sell me a partnership to a course that doesn't exist
They are trying to sell me a partnership with a Golf Club that shut down years ago. What a scam!

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Just constant unsolicited SPAM from…
Just constant unsolicited SPAM from this company to my domain from a Stephen Roberts for months on end. Who knows if thats the spammers real name. Google is marking most of it as SPAM so its getting automatically junked but thats not really the point.
I cant comment on how good or bad their services are if you sign up but judging by their willingness to SPAM relentlessly to get business I suspect you might be disappointed.
And yes I have unsubscribed time after time after time - if your prepared to send unsolicited SPAM then why would Unsubscribe work.....guess what it doesnt
No your email unsubscribe doesnt work - i guarantee that and as for having my details - what makes you think that they are of any relevance?
If you bothered to read the review the SPAM is being sent to the email addresses of one of my domains - nothing to do with my personal details.
Theres actually nowhere to add the domain info or for that matter anything else on a Find Reviewer Link so why bother asking.
The domain where you or one of your representatives is spamming from is e.golfgrowthgroup.com
****Additional Note****
The Golf Growth group managed to convince Trustpilot that this review was not genuine and have it removed. It has been re-instated (thank you Trustpilot) following me supplying copies of the SPAM to Trustpilot

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I would give this company zero stars if…
I would give this company zero stars if I could.
Earlier this year, Golf Growth Group contacted me about advertising my business at a local golf club. The offer initially sounded promising, and during a telephone conversation with their representative, I was quoted payments of approximately £370 per month over nine months.
Although I signed their business-to-business agreement, I deliberately did not sign the separate finance agreement because I wanted time to consider the commitment properly. I then received repeated requests to sign it. When I reviewed the finance agreement, the payments were approximately £436 per month not the £370 I had been quoted. I raised this immediately and was again told that the agreed amount would be £370.
I still did not sign the finance agreement because something did not feel right.
Approximately one month later, £436 was taken from my business bank account by Premium Credit, despite me never signing the finance agreement. When I contacted Premium Credit, I was told that my bank details had been obtained from another agreement I held with them. I made it clear that I had not authorised this payment and requested an immediate refund.
I was initially told the matter would be investigated and that the refund could take seven working days. However, more than a month later, the money had still not been returned. Premium Credit then told me that Golf Growth Group had instructed them not to issue the refund.
After warning that I would consider legal action, I contacted my bank directly. My bank recovered the full payment on the same day without any difficulty. I subsequently received an apology accepting responsibility for what had happened.
Despite this, approximately four months later, Golf Growth Group continues to send me invoices and demand payment. They claim they have been advertising my business, even though I dispute authorising any advertising to proceed and have not been provided with satisfactory evidence that a service was delivered.
I have repeatedly requested proof of the advertising, including evidence showing where and how my business has been promoted. I will also be contacting the golf club directly to establish whether any advertising was ever displayed.
Based on my experience, I found the company’s sales process, payment handling and response to my complaint extremely concerning. I would strongly advise other business owners to carefully check every figure, keep copies of all communications and avoid signing or authorising anything until they are completely satisfied with the terms.
AVOID AVOID AVOID

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No idea who this company is
No idea who this company is, never used them, never communicated with them. Yet I keep getting spam from them. Why? So I'm giving them a one star review for spamming me about advertising with them. PLEASE STOP. Stephen Roberts.

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
These people are so annoying
These people are so annoying. They spam constantly with emails that clearly offer no value, suggest spurious and dishonest connections, and promise results that ure simply unattainable. My advice is to give a wide birth, and read the other negative reviews to confirm.

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Constant unwanted spam emails
Constant unwanted spam emails. Very annoying.
Update... yes unsubscribed from something I didn't subscribe to!

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
Significant Gap Between Sales Promises and Service Delivery
Our company entered into a marketing partnership with Golf Growth Group based on the strength of its sales presentation and the scope of services that were outlined to us. Unfortunately, our experience following sign-up has been very disappointing and, in our view, the service delivered has fallen considerably short of what was promised.
Once the agreement was signed and invoices were paid, communication became increasingly difficult. Numerous emails sent from mid-February onwards went unanswered, and the proactive support that had featured prominently during the sales process was no longer evident.
A particular concern was that the partner Golf Club, with whom we were advised we had an official marketing association, appeared to have no knowledge of our business or the arrangement. Repeated requests for Golf Growth Group to facilitate an introduction to the club's General Manager were not acted upon, leaving us to seek engagement directly ourselves.
In addition, several key elements of the package were either not delivered or could not be verified:
• A push notification campaign that we were informed would reach the Golf Club members was not received by the membership.
• Advertising that was stated would be displayed on screens within the clubhouse, including the main bar, lounge area and reception, was not in place. I personally visited the club to confirm whether the advertisements were being shown and found no evidence of this.
• We were advised that at least two networking events would be organised as part of the partnership, yet no such events took place during our involvement.
• Meaningful engagement from Golf Growth Group only occurred after we contacted the Golf Club directly regarding our concerns.
In summary, our experience was characterised by poor communication, a lack of delivery against key contractual commitments, and an apparent absence of coordination with the partner golf club that formed the basis of the offering. While the creative work produced was of a good standard, the broader marketing partnership failed to deliver the visibility, engagement and business opportunities that were promised. As a result, we feel we received very little value from the investment and would not recommend Golf Growth Group based on our experience.

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
No communication
No communication, no follow up, sold the dream and didn’t get delivered. Would not recommend based on my experience.
My golf day was for a mental health charity “The Lost City” was supposed to be held at Drayton park golf club on 16th July.
Maybe this edit will shed some light. Apologies for not including enough detail.

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM
Constant flow of unsolicited email

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
They break GDPR rules by spamming us…
They break GDPR rules by spamming us and adding us to a mailing list without any prevuous experience dealing with us.
I phoned them and their operator admitted they scrape emails from the Web to spam them.
Reason: they are about to fold
Reply to your reply
"We have an unsubscribe link included on all of our emails."
snip..
That's not how GDPR rules work in the UK. You need to have proof customers opted in.
Furthermore, asking for my email address shows you ate serious about fixing this highly questionable and illegal activity.
Remove one email address from your spsm list? Why not ALL!!!

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
If you like playing golf
If you like playing golf, I am not sure this particular package would be suitable for a keen golfer, or at least read the T&C’s very carefully. It will tell you that you will need to give 7 days notice for getting a Tee time. Also make sure you get clear advice on what golf courses are available to you in your local area because they do disappear of the database of courses that are near to you on the booking forms. The one that I wanted to play at and only signed up for has now stopped its affiliate program so now I don’t have a local course to play at. They never gave me an alternative course or emailed me to inform me. They were very active in their attempts to get me signed up. It has left a very sour taste in my mouth and my wallet is very light after the experience.

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
Sold the dream yet delivered nothing!
Sold the dream, delivered absolutely nothing. Customer services none existent, no interest in resolving the issue! The issue being they had taken months worths of payments yet failed to provide a single piece of advertisement! Emails ignored for weeks going on months on end, along with numerous voicemails not returned.
Only finally getting a response after cancelling the direct debit to say this must be reinstated yet showing no willing to provide anything that has been paid for and or offer any explanation and refusal to process a refund for the services sold and not provided. Reported to the fraud team, avoid at all costs!

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
AVOID!!! Total Scam Artists
As the title would suggest these lot are absolute scam artists that prey on small businesses. Rope you into a credit agreement that is never mentioned at the point of sale, sell you the world and provide nothing but an overpriced advert in a golf club if they even actually have an association with the golf club in the first place.
Like many peoples experiences you'll see in the 1 star review section, we received a call from that sold us the world... We have received nothing of what was sold to us on the original call, no "account manager" support as "Mike" never replies to anything and now nor do their customer service team, No app guidance, no check ins, no nothing. I would have been about £200 cheaper contacting the golf course myself and asking them to advertise our company.... And would you believe it, we are almost a year into the agreement and we still haven't had a single lead from this alleged "Marketing Partnership"
Do your research people, they are run by the Brayshaw's who seem to be pro's at these sorts of businesses. As many have already pointed out, a little look into companies house shows they have done this for years under several different businesses, all of which have either changed name, dissolved or are currently being taken to court. The big contenders are:
> W1G LIMITED (formally Whole in 1 Golf LTD)
> Golf Marketing Agency LTD (formally Digi-luxe media LTD)
> Pinnacle Media Partnership Limited (formally The 19th Club Limited)
It looks like they may have been partial to the odd fake trust pilot review as well as you will see from many of their other "businesses" mention above, their trust pilot reviews are only 1 star and it looks suspiciously like all of their good reviews have been taken down... almost like they weren't legit review 🤔
How these sort of people get away with this is beyond me. There are even golf clubs warning people to stay away from them because they have no association with them but are claiming they do.

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
Echo'ing all the other 1 star reviews…
Echo'ing all the other 1 star reviews here as we're having an identical experience. We signed up, received absolutely nothing, gave notice that we would not be renewing over a month before the renewal date.
We are now being threatened with court action since we 'didnt give enough notice' per the terms and conditions that were hidden behind a hyperlink.
It is a completely illegal practice to not bring material clauses that commit a business to a multi-year, multi-thousand pound cost to the signers direct and overt attention.
We will be fighting this with our full weight. Avoid like the plague.

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
Great day thanks Ryan and Adam for…
Great day thanks Ryan and Adam for another ripper of a day!

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
Great day
Great day, course was in great nick and weather wasnt too bad. Cheers Adam and Nick

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Well run event
Well run event. Very welcoming, friendly, and always provide a good day out.

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Well organised
Well organised. Very welcoming , great course and facilities. Thanks guys

Reply from The Golf Growth Group
AVOID AND READ OTHER 1 2 STAR REVIEWS, WE ARE ALL SAYING THE SAME THING!
Where do I start? I would strongly encourage anyone considering this company to read the 1- and 2-star reviews first, as many describe experiences very similar to my own.
In my experience, a number of promises made during the sales process simply did not materialise. The promotional opportunities and business contacts that I understood would be provided as part of the service never materialised either. One networking day with none of my target market which were promised. It was a waste of my time.
The golf-related benefits were equally disappointing. On multiple occasions, bookings did not appear to have been arranged as expected, and I found the booking process so difficult and frustrating that I was unable to make full use of what was being advertised as a benefit.
One of my biggest concerns has been the 24-month rolling contract. I was not aware of this term when I signed up, and having since read other reviews, it is clear that I am not the only customer who has raised concerns about how clearly this was communicated.
The company is now pursuing payment under this rolling contract and has indicated that legal action may be taken against my business. Rather than addressing the concerns repeatedly raised by numerous customers, my experience has been that the focus is on enforcing the contract.
Based on my experience, I would not recommend this company and would not choose to work with them again. Prospective customers should carefully review all contract terms and read the lower-rated reviews before making any commitment.
If anyone would like further information about my experience, I am happy to discuss it directly. Please feel free to look me up on Linkedin. ('Elementary')

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