Bowlsy drafts each edition from what's already in the club calendar: upcoming events, results and sponsor thank-yous. Add your message, send, and see who opened it.
This is Bowlsy's real newsletter engine, working from Kingfisher Bay's demo club. Add a section and it arrives filled in — the news, the what's-on list, Saturday's results — pulled from the club's own records. Every section comes in a few layouts. Pick a style, a colour, a typeface.
Every event, match report and sponsor already lives in Bowlsy — so the newsletter arrives with the what's-on list, the news and the thank-yous filled in from the club calendar.
You write the intro. That's the job.
No builder to learn — you edit the newsletter itself, and it changes as you type. Add a section, swap a photo, move things around.
If a committee member can type an email, they can publish the newsletter.
Templates built the way email actually works — in your club's colours, tested against the fussy inboxes, with a "view in your browser" link for the day someone's email app misbehaves anyway.
Members, barefoot bowlers, the Friday raffle crowd — send each edition to the people it belongs to.
One click for them, nothing for you — the list stays clean and the club stays polite (and legal).
Send a test to your own inbox before the whole club sees it.
Sends are queued and tracked — see who received it and who opened it, in plain numbers.
In the real editor, clicking a block opens its fields beside the newsletter. Type, and the block changes as you go.
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