Passing On To You My Experience
Really, there is nothing to be afraid about with the BGCC. The BGCC will not bite and never will.
It is true, the BGCC is not for everyone. Those who have identity crisis or are one of the many who feel posting a real photo of themselves is too much ‘establishment’ or too revealing of their personal life, then the BGCC may not be the club for you.
Innovative Business Golf Solutions introduces The ClamBake Café™ Podcast Talk Show
It is required that each member when they apply for membership post their full (Real) name, a (Real)Photo (head shot preferred) of themselves in their avatar and then fill in the required content on what their interest is in golf. That gets you approved. Then once you are in, the membership will be monitored for activeness…those who meet the minimum requirements to be approved as a member but then never come back to be an active member of the community will be expelled to make room for more Real People. Believe me, there are a lot of Real People Golfers offline wanting to get their seat in this club.
In this show:
Real Estate for Snow Birds,
FBR Open
Online Social Media
And Business Golf Country Club
If you are a golfer, business golfer, a golf business representative or a Professional Golfer, the Business Golf Country Club is for YOU!. I encourage you to sign up NOW since there are many, many announcements of great business golf events that will be made only to the members of the BGCC.
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.
In all indications, there does seem to be more golfers coming online each day. As the economy drives them off the golf course and golf facilities, naturally their free time will be filled with more time online. However, this does not equate to more consumer buying. And it does not mean they will stay online once they get a taste of what places like Twitter, Facebook and the rest offer.
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.
I had to read the following ‘blip’ of an article in the NGF Newsletter twice to make sure I understood what Jim Koppenhaver was saying. Raise Green fees to become more profitable??? Geesh, does he want to kill golf all together?
