Since venturing into the Beyond of the Internet I have started going to offline gatherings of people who are into the internet, online social networking and such as much as I am into golf and the business golf applications. What I am finding from from discussing what I do with these people is strange to me….
I am thinking after some of the conversations I am having with executives taking fitness experts advise in constant works that maybe the time it is taking to workout is starting to cut into their productivity. In the busy schedules of the business managers and owners of today, even the 30 minute workout could be hard to do since there is no time in their schedule.
In this show:
Real Estate for Snow Birds,
FBR Open
Online Social Media
And Business Golf Country Club
If you are one of these people or in a group of people who are really serious about saving golf, then keep your eyes and ears open..the auction gavels should start pounding soon.
I remember when I was in elementary school I was introduced to what a Million was and then in Junior (now knows to you kiddo’s as Middle School) High School the realities of a Billion. Trillion was at that time a multiple choice question answer in my High School economics class.
I think if more people would take an attorney’s advice about how to use Twitter they would improve their image 100%..OK, for the tweeters who post about a zillion posts a minute, it will improve your image a zillion %.
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Naturally, the less exposure people have to the game the less popular the game will be to play. The trickle down goes all the way to the local driving range not having enough business to stay open.
Sitting tight would be the wise thing to do, but if the infrastructure of a country club is costing more a month to repair than the monthly interest on a capital improvement note then maybe sitting tight is not the right answer.
Increasing revenue is the optimum option which would usually mean raising membership fees or bring in new members. The thinking that these two options are the only ways to raise revenue is where most governing boards and owners of country clubs begin to limit themselves.
Since most of the content of the conversations I am having recently are concerning the economy I am getting this questions asked of me a lot. Many golfers, country club members and golf professionals are looking for the answer to this question also…so am I.
