Featured agent
$900
The only agent on the card. Your photo, brand and contact sit beside the club’s market update — the reason the card gets read rather than binned.
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Land in the mailbox of a golf community that is already thinking about its home value.
We print a market-update postcard for a club and mail it to the homes inside it. One side is that community’s own housing numbers next to a single featured agent. The other is yours. Every card sends its reader to the club’s market page — where your feature keeps running for three months after the mail lands.
- Clubs available
- 8
- Homes reached
- 6,041–6,041
- States
- 6
Homes reached is a range because, for most clubs, it is derived from three years of recorded sales rather than counted. Where a club has given us a confirmed figure we show that instead, marked confirmed. 1 club in this view cannot be sized reliably and is not counted above. How we count, and what varies.
Showing
Iron Horse Golf Club
Whitefish, Montana
The card for Iron Horse Golf Club
Its real data: the photo is the priciest home listed there right now, the figures are what would print, and the code scans through to that club’s market page.
Market updateIron Horse Golf ClubWhitefish, MT
17Active listings
$5.7MMedian asking
15Sales (12 mo)
54Days on market
Featured agentYour name here
Your adQuarter
Advertiser
Advertiser
Advertiser
Iron Horse Golf Club’s market
What the card is built from, and where its recipients live. See the market page the QR points to.
- Homes reached
- 252
- Active listings
- 17
- Median asking
- $5.7M
- Sales (12 mo)
- 15
- Days on market
- 54
Montana doesn’t make sale prices public record, so this card leads with asking prices and sales volume.
This is a confirmed count, not an estimate.
Where the homes are
Listings and completed sales inside Iron Horse Golf Club
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Rates
Per club, per mailing. Every placement includes a three-month feature on that club’s market page — the page the card sends its readers to.
Quarter back
$400
One of four advertisers on the reverse.
Check availabilityHalf back
$650
Half the reverse, shared with one other advertiser.
Check availabilityFull back
$1,100
The entire reverse, no one else on it.
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How we count, and what varies
Why reach is a range
Where a club has confirmed its own figure we print it and mark it confirmed. Everywhere else we size the community from three years of recorded sales and the rate at which golf-community homes typically change hands — a method that is sound in aggregate but can’t pin a single number, so we show the span rather than pick a point inside it and imply a precision we don’t have. In non-disclosure states the sales record is thinner, so those estimates skew conservative.
Delivered volume moves between mailings
Every drop lands slightly differently. Homes sell and change hands, seasonal owners have mail held or forwarded, addresses go vacant, a share of any mailing is returned undeliverable, and carrier routes don’t follow community boundaries exactly. We quote an approximate reach, not a guaranteed delivered count, and your placement is priced on the run — not per piece delivered.
Some states don’t publish sale prices
In 13 states — Texas among them — closing prices aren’t public record. Cards for clubs in those states carry asking prices and sales volume instead of a median sale price. The market data is real either way; the sold price simply isn’t published anywhere.
Market figures are refreshed, not live
Prices, inventory and sales counts come from our nightly market rollup, and the card prints whatever is current when it goes to press. The market page the QR points to keeps updating for the full three months your feature runs.
