Import Club Files First

If you're importing information about golf clubs and courses from files (either Club files created by Mulligan's Golf Personal or created by Mulligan's Eagle) and you're also importing information about players from Player files created by Mulligan's Golf Personal, import the club information first. This is because when importing players and their rounds, a "link" is established to the courses played, which facilitates analysis of the players' golf. This link is not made if the course data arrives after the player is imported.

Entering all the Tees

Even if you don't play 'em, put everything on your club's scorecard into Mulligan's Eagle - all the tees, nines and ratings. There are so many features that are available (some you'll take a while to appreciate) that allow you to handle play from several tees, it's worth the extra effort at the front end to get that data entered early. Plus, once entered, you won't have to revisit it for a long time.

Join the News Group

Mulligan's Eagle has a lot under the hood, and everyone uses it differently. If you subscribe to the Mulligan's Eagle Talk news group, you can discuss problems, solutions, and crazy ideas about how to best use your software. The group is monitored (but not moderated) by experts from Mulligan Software, who can help resolve issues that cause you trouble and suggest quick ways to get things done.

You need a Google account to access any group in Google Groups, but you don't need a Google email (gmail) account - you can use your own email address. Essentially, you just need to provide a password for logging in. If you're already a member of another group, you can use the same account to join Mulligan's Eagle Talk. You can communicate with the group using your browser, email, or both. Instructions are on the site.