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When You Are Invited to Play Golf in Golf Heaven

April 16, 2009 By Scot Duke

OK, you just received in the snail mail a formal invitation to join a business acquaintance for a round of business golf at a very, very private exclusive golf club known for its beauty and prestige.

What to Talk About?

April 15, 2009 By Scot Duke

There are a number of topics you can use as your On Course conversation. I suggest you use several of them and make the day filled with interesting talk around golf or related subjects. Just stay away from the Killer subjects that many feel logically is what is suppose to be talked about and that is business.

Why Are Country Club Giving the Baby Boomer Golfers the Shaft?

April 13, 2009 By Scot Duke

Why country clubs feel that lowering the initiation and membership fees to the younger generation will help improve revenue is a complete mystery. If someone 35 year old is not able to afford a country club members what makes the club feel they will be able to afford it when they turn 36 years old.

Golf Could Be Making the CHANGE

April 12, 2009 By Scot Duke

Golfers are people also, and most people have to work, which in the economy today is a daunting task. This lends to a need for business to come first and golf second for the vast majority of the world’s golfers. It would seem that more golfers who are in business and more golf professionals would look to the internet as the biggest club in their bag. Maybe it is and they don’t know how to use it effectively.

Rules of Golf: Where to Go When You Are Confused

March 17, 2009 By Scot Duke

Here are some good sites to check for the Rules of Golf

ClamBake Cafe: Conference Golf

March 17, 2009 By Scot Duke

In this weeks show we talk Conference Golf. An interview with BGCC member Shannon Grissom.

How important to you is making Business Connections?

March 13, 2009 By Scot Duke

It is beyond being tough to mange the two cultures of golf, the two cultures of society and the two cultures of business especially when there is no stated clear common denominator. So the best thing to group or organization can do is declare the common ground it will cover and let their membership declare their interest to support it or move on to a group that meets their needs better.