Set up Google Analytics 4 conversion tracking
Connect your GA4 property so OpenCourt sends page views, checkouts, and purchases to Google Analytics.
Connect your Google Analytics 4 property to OpenCourt so your club's page views, checkouts, and purchases show up in your GA4 reports. About 5 minutes.
Once you save your Measurement ID, OpenCourt automatically fires GA4 page_view, begin_checkout, and purchase events (with items) from your club's pages using Google's gtag.js. Everything runs in the browser — there's no server key or API setup.
What you'll need
- A Google Analytics 4 property with a web data stream
- OpenCourt admin access for your club
Steps
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Copy your Measurement ID from Google Analytics. In GA4, go to Admin → Data Streams, open your web stream, and copy the Measurement ID — it looks like
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Paste it into OpenCourt. Go to Admin → Settings → Ad and Conversion Tracking, find the Google Analytics 4 card, paste the ID into Measurement ID, and save.
Verify it's working
Open your club's page in a browser, then check GA4 → Reports → Realtime (or DebugView). You should see a page_view within a minute or two. Make a test purchase and you should see a purchase event too.
For a full test walkthrough, see Send a test event.
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