GolfNow Industry Headlines: November 10, 2020
GolfNow Industry Headlines: November 10, 2020
Golf Course Operator Survey Reveals Impact of COVID-19
The 2020 Golf Operation Impact survey by GolfNow might help owners and operators better understand the pandemic’s long-term impact on the game.
GolfNow COVID-19 Golf Course Operations Survey: Fall 2020
The 2020 Golf Operation COVID-19 Impact survey by GolfNow might help owners and operators better understand the pandemic’s long-term impact on the game. More than 300 owners and managers, mostly from public and semiprivate clubs, responded to the survey, representing 45 states, six Canadian provinces and several international properties, as well.
GolfNow Industry Headlines: November 3, 2020
GolfNow Industry Headlines: November 3, 2020
Destination Golf Pivots Strategies During Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has been both good and bad for the golf industry. On the plus side, tee times are booked solid. The down side is reduced food and beverage revenue and limitations on how special events can be hosted.
GolfNow Industry Report: October 27, 2020
The GolfNow Industry Report for October 27, 2020
GolfNow Industry Roundtable: COVID-19 Challenges
In this GolfNow Industry Roundtable you’ll hear discussion on this issue and more with three experienced industry leaders from around the country:
Booking Engine Best Practices: Your Voicemail
Booking Engine Best Practices Tip of the Week:
Use your voicemail outgoing message to drive after hours phone traffic to your course website booking engine for 24/7 reservations.
GolfNow Industry Report: October 20, 2020
HEADLINES FROM THIS PAST WEEK: GOLF Channel: New Donald Trump golf course cleared for development in Scotland Sun-Sentinel (Florida): Boca Raton will soon become golf course’s new landlord Moscow-Pullman Daily News: UI golf course reports best year ever Street Insider: PGA National Resort breaks ground on Re-Imagination plan for The Squirer CNBC: The Match 3…
Rising Popularity of Golf Simulators Generates Extra Revenue
Huntingdon Country Club’s decision to renovate an old grill room in a historic section of the clubhouse to install a Full Swing simulator in the space has been a real game-changer this year.