123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789010 Hello, my name's Tim Williams and if you're a golfer, I think you're going to really like what I have to tell you. I hope you don't mind me e-mailing you - even though we don't really know each other. I'm just hoping you're a golfer and have the same problem I use to have. I like to play golf - not that I'm a fanatic, but I like to try and play at least once a week - but I never seemed to make it that often. Do you? Why not? Is it your equipment, the weather, not enough time, your job, your wife (just kidding), is it to hard to get a tee time? What is it? Well I'll tell you what it was for me - was simply trying to line up my golf buddies to go out with me. I've got no problems calling and getting a tee time. I have great clubs and a pretty good wife (or maybe it's the other way around). I can even shake loose during an afternoon during the week. The pain was having to make all those phone calls to see if anyone could join me. I mean, I can't tell you how much time I've wasted over the years chasing people down in that annoying game of phone tag. You know - "Sorry he's on the phone, would you like to leave a message?" or "I'm sorry, he's stepped away from his desk, would you like his voice mail?" Or getting that little pink phone message in your box reporting "Brent called, you can reach him on his cell phone?" And then finally - after the chase - a live voice: "Heck Tim, I could go on Friday, but I'm swamped on Thursday?" And that's just one guy. I don't know about you, but that was the whole problem for me. Getting a group of my buddies together to play. Now I'm not saying I had to make billions and billions of phone calls - but I do have a dozen friends or so that I regularly play with over a season - Ok, so its only 6 or 7 friends - but still, it was a pain to try and run down just 6 friends to try and coordinate an agreeable time. And then, when I tried to do it on short notice - like the day before or even the day of - well, you know the hassle I'm talking about. So that was the problem. It is the problem isn't it! I think you're with me on this. I mean - really, I'm not trying to be some slick ad man spinning a story to "create" some big need in your life that only I have the solution for. Hey, I'm not creating anything, this problem has always been there. It's just that since I always hated it - I though about it, and as a result, a web site idea popped into my head. And after months and months of exhausting thinking and laboring countless hours and spending millions and millions of dollars on programming, TeeTimeSecretary.com was created to save the day. And that's what I wanted to tell you about. My new and very clever group calendar and scheduling site where you and your buddies can post your tee time reservations and the times during the week you are free to play to a Master Group Calendar that each of you can access. Then with just a click of your mouse you can invite or request to join each other for a great day of golf. And what's really amazing is - the site does all the contacting for you with automatic e-mails. What I'm hoping is that the site will work for you. You'll really be amazed at how easy it makes lining golf up. And what's really exciting - at least for me - is that sometimes I'll just barely know a golfer - and have never really asked to play with him because its kind of awkward for me. Well, now I just do it over the internet with Tee Time Secretary. You've really got to try it! You'll be amazed at how easy it will be to expand and build a pretty good group of players that you start scheduling and playing with. Well, you can see that I'm pretty excited about the site. It really works. I hope you'll click http://www.teetimesecretary.com and check it out. And again, I hope you don't mind me e-mailing you - its just that if you're a golfer, I really believe this site will make a difference in your golf life. Any way, please feel free to drop me an e-mail at tim@teetimesecretary if you have any questions or comments - I'm not trying to hid from you, and I'm always happy to hear from you. Thanks Tim Williams