On the lanyard
A credit-card-size badge with the caddie's name and code, worn on the course.
How golf tipping works with ENVO
Caddies, bag drop and cart attendants each have their own ENVO code. The golfer scans it, sees the worker's photo and name, and tips with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, with no app or account. Caddie tip pages start at $20, $40 and $80; bag drop and cart attendants start at $5, $10 and $20, and each worker can change their starting amount. The worker receives 100% of the tip; the golfer pays a small service fee, shown in dollars first.
Where the code lives
Right where the thanks happens.
At the bag drop
A stand at the bag drop with one line: Tip Tess in seconds.
On the cart
A decal on the cart dashboard, so the code rides along all eighteen holes.
The tip page
Tess's page, in four taps.
- Tess receives 100% of your tip.
- The service fee is shown in dollars before you pay.
- Tess won't see who rated.
Questions
and answers
Why do caddie tip pages start at $20?
Caddie tips usually run higher, so caddie tip pages open with $20, $40 and $80. Any caddie can change their starting amount in the app.
Do golfers need an app?
No. They scan the code with their phone's camera and pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. There's no account to make.
Does the caddie get the whole tip?
Yes. The worker receives 100% of the tip. The service fee is separate and shown in dollars before the golfer pays.
What does it cost the course?
Nothing. ENVO is free for workers and businesses.
Waitlist
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