I have written a few times on the subject of how Golf uses Social Media, or the lack there of. This trilogy of blogs on the subject takes a turn in this blog with reporting on what the Golf industry should be doing in the Social Networking arena to accomplish their goals. I always …
Sometime ago, I posted When It Comes Time to Play Golf with the Boss? blog. The interest in that blog resulted in receiving a few emails from Bosses asking how to go about playing golf with their employees. Naturally, there were several reasons given why they wanted to know, but overall I found the …
As the Golf season heats up in the Early Spring, so do the business golf outings. Networking business with golf is one of the more powerful tools any business person has to use to develop new business. Unlike the Watery Egg Early Morning gatherings ,Fast Talk Lunch groups, the Hunt for 250 Business Cards during […]
One of the biggest issues I hear from golfers has to do with the Time Factor. Many golfers who have businesses just find playing golf takes up too much of their time. Truly, finding time to do anything takes effort. What opens up time during the business day to play golf is when the business […]
Social media does not have to be dedicated entirely to Online endeavors. As a matter of fact, in Golf, dedicated methods of online social media are ineffective. Here are three things to remember about using social media for Golf. #1: Understand Golf First of all, in order to develop any sure method of promoting a […]
From time to time I get involved with reviewing the marketing plan for a golf course, golf business or a Golfer. To say the challenges they have are many would be a gross understatement in light of the economy golf faces. The golf industry will have to rely heavily on marketing to survive. Promoting …
I have always wondered about how the law sees golf and golf accidents. The following outlines one point of view..I am sure there are many others. The following from the New York Times Golf Courses: A Gold Mine for Lawsuits By PETER APPLEBOME …
As more and more of the Top PGA Touring professionals continue to move their focus to only playing in the Four Majors of Golf the more less likely the average golf fan will be able to see them play. Skipping tour events by these marquee professional golfers will not offer very many opportunities for …
I ran across this little diddy I found on TimeOnline.com. End of golf boom could signal closures It could be that the economy will produce an opportunity for someone to pick up a golf course or private club or two and turn it around to get ready for when golf comes back. …
From time to time I am asked to review a business’ operations to find weaknesses and issues affecting their business plan. Since my interest professionally has been in the promotion of the golf industry I have provided a review of how golf clubs, private or public, need to look to developing their business plans …
