Impact counter strip — mockup

Two figures at most, each framed as progress toward a stated goal, each stamped with the date it was true. Tap a chip on the first strip to open its progress.

Figures below are illustrative to show scale and tone — the only real number here is the 23,775 golf courses. Live values would come from the Golf Your Age round ledger and settled Foundation donations.

A · On the page surface (recommended)

Where the work is visible

Every figure is counted from completed records, refreshed hourly, and dated.

Golf Your Age℠
1,240holes played
12% of the 10,000-hole season goal▲ 8%vs last week

Rounds logged · as of Nov 10, 2026

Foundation℠
$18,400raised
37% of the $50,000 community goal▲ 14%vs last week

Settled donations · as of Nov 10, 2026

Where we operate
23,775golf courses

Plus 181,145 schools and 19,872 districts mapped for SUN Youth℠ placement.

Network coverage · not a service claim

B · On the deep brand band

Same strip, division placement

Used where the strip sits inside a Golf Your Age or Foundation section.

Golf Your Age℠
1,240holes played
12% of the 10,000-hole season goal▲ 8%vs last week

Rounds logged · as of Nov 10, 2026

Foundation℠
$18,400raised
37% of the $50,000 community goal▲ 14%vs last week

Settled donations · as of Nov 10, 2026

Where we operate
23,775golf courses

Plus 181,145 schools and 19,872 districts mapped for SUN Youth℠ placement.

Network coverage · not a service claim

C · Compact band, nothing to click

1,240holes

Played in Golf Your Age℠

As of Nov 10, 2026

$18,400raised

Toward the Foundation℠ goal

37% of $50,000 · as of Nov 10, 2026

What keeps it honest

  • Counted server-side from completed states only — no client-side summing.
  • Cached about 15 minutes so a figure never flickers or contradicts itself.
  • Dated, never ticking. “As of Nov 10, 2026” outranks a counter that never moves.
  • Goal progress, not achievement, until the achievement number stands on its own.
  • Coverage claims are labeled as availability — never “households served”.
  • Two figures maximum. A wall of counters reads as marketing, not evidence.