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1. RUMBLINGS

Subjects
United States Open (Golf) -- Forecasts and trends, Fires -- Forecasts and trends -- Michigan, Sports associations -- Management, Country clubs -- Management, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, regional, United States Golf Association
Abstract

'Major' golf announcement planned for Oakland Hills after fire Major golf championships could be headed back to Oakland Hills Country Club. Less than a month after a devastating fire engulfed [...]

Published
2022

2. Spas & club fitness centers: the perfect complement

Author

Henkin, Gary

Subjects
Country clubs -- Services, Country clubs -- Forecasts and trends, Country clubs -- Management, Health clubs -- Management, Health clubs -- Forecasts and trends, Health clubs -- Services, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Business, Travel industry
Published
2006

3. Southern hospitality

Author

Zimmer, Matt

Subjects
Country clubs -- Organization formation, Country clubs -- History, Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Marketing, Country clubs -- Services, Golf courses -- Organization formation, Golf courses -- History, Golf courses -- Marketing, Company business management, Company marketing practices, Business, Travel industry
Published
2006

4. Avoiding a head-on collision: managing multiple events effectively

Author

Griesing, Francine Friedman

Subjects
Event planning -- Methods, Management -- Methods, Managers -- Practice, Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Laws, regulations and rules, Company business management, Government regulation, Business, Travel industry
Published
2006

6. Crashing the club

Author

Friedman, David

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Company business management, Fashion and beauty, General interest
Abstract

An experience of crashing America's oldest and most exclusive club called Maidstone is described. The club consists of members mainly from the financial industry, who often own a house in the Hamptons. It is a very conservative establishment where a specific kind of routine is followed that does not change. Curiosity drives the desire to crash a club in order to know why only the rich and famous are allowed entry.

Published
2006

10. Storage: solutions and secrets

Author

Dratch, Dana

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Design and construction, Company business management, Business, Travel industry
Published
2003

11. Last resort: Pat Corso revived Pinehurst, then also ran its owner's other getaways until a shake-up shrank his domain

Author

Gray, Tim

Subjects
ClubCorp International Inc. -- Officials and employees, ClubCorp International Inc. -- Management, Country clubs -- Officials and employees, Country clubs -- Management, Resorts -- Officials and employees, Resorts -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

You owe us an apology,' Pat Corso snarled at his billionaire boss. 'I'm not apologizing to you,' Robert Dedman shot back. 'Fine,' Corso replied, 'this dinner's over for me.' Nine [...]

Published
2003

14. From measurement to action: how one club boosted business by listening to its members

Author

Boughton, Paul D. and Fisher, James E.

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Business, Travel industry, Company business management, Management
Abstract

Arvida's River Hills Country Club upgraded its operation - and its bottom line - by working hard to stay close to its customers, aka, the members. The coming millennium holds [...]

Published
1999

15. Adapting to a changing market: the 10th tee grill

Author

Pellissier, Jeffrey L.

Subjects
Amusements, Recreation, Country clubs -- Management, Business, Travel industry, Company business management, Management
Abstract

Sometimes downscaling can be the key to surviving in the new economy. FOR MANY YEARS the California Country Club had a profitable formal-lunch business. However, during the early 1990s the [...]

Published
1994

16. Dalmahoy's strategy for success

Author

Kaven, William H. and Allardyce, Myrtle

Subjects
Golf courses -- Management, Country clubs -- Management, Business, Travel industry, Company business management, Management
Abstract

In 1991 the prospects for the four-star Dalmahoy golf resort were uncertain, due to an isolated location and a possible misunderstanding of its upscale concept on the part of travelers. [...]

Published
1994

17. Remarketing: one club's response to a changing market

Author

Pellisier, Jeffrey L.

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Business, Travel industry, Company business management, Management
Abstract

A description of how one club identified and responded to golf's shift from being a booming, expanding market to a more-or-less steady source of customers AFTER COMPLETING AN extensive external [...]

Published
1993

18. Prospect relationship management software--new tools for member recruitment

Author

Kasavana, Michael L.

Subjects
Customer relationship management software -- Usage, Country clubs -- Technology application, Country clubs -- Membership, Country clubs -- Management, Customer relationship management software, Technology application, Company business management, Business, Travel industry
Published
2006

19. Digital documentation: of course-related projects

Subjects
Country clubs -- Information management, Country clubs -- Management, Digital photography -- Influence, Photographs -- Albums, Photographs -- Usage, Company systems management, Company business management, Business, Travel industry
Published
2004

21. Thank goodness for sports and the zoo

Author

Crain, Keith

Subjects
Professional Golfers' Association Championship, Country clubs -- Management, Golf -- Competitions, Golf -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

This week, a whole bunch of folks will be heading for Detroit to enjoy golf on a championship level. Oakland Hills Country Club is hosting the PGA Championship. We'll have [...]

Published
2008

22. RESTAURANT round-up

Subjects
Gourmet Burger Kitchen -- Services, Country clubs -- Management, Restaurant industry -- Management, Restaurant industry -- Services, Company legal issue, Company business management, Business, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Wig & Pen to close The Wig & Pen private members' club and restaurant on London's Strand will cease to operate this month when tenant Eddie Ertan retires. Located opposite [...]

Published
2003

24. POLISHING THE JEWEL

Author

BRODERICK, EILEEN RAFFERTY

Subjects
Golf courses -- Management, Leisure industry -- Management, Country clubs -- Management, Company business management, Business, Sports, sporting goods and toys industry, Pinehurst Hotel and Country Club -- Management
Abstract

At Pinehurst, commerce is carefully conducted. Every sale must reinforce the resort's uncommon appeal THE CURSE AND THE BLESSING of every successful resort is to uphold an elegant image in [...]

Published
2001

25. Walnut Creek Country Club: A smooth blend of old and new

Author

Scott, Dave

Subjects
Walnut Creek Country Club -- Management, Leisure industry -- Management, Golf courses -- Management, Recreation areas, Country clubs -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Golf fans will recognize the designers of the two courses at Walnut Creek Country Club in Mansfield. Former PGA Tour player and Dallas resident Don January designed the Pecan course [...]

Published
2000

26. CORRECTIONS

Subjects
Golf courses -- Management, Membership campaigns -- Management, Engineers -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Country clubs -- Management, Engineering firms -- Officials and employees, Business, Business, regional, Company business management, Management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Officials and employees
Abstract

Prospective members of the planned Old Chatham Golf Club in Chatham County must be recommended by a current member and approved by the club's board before being accepted. A Feb. [...]

Published
2000

27. Roenick rescues Pembroke CC

Author

Dixon, Ryan

Subjects
Business owners -- Evaluation, Hockey players -- Evaluation, Country clubs -- Management, Company business management, Sport, sporting goods and toys industry, Sports and fitness
Published
2009

28. The country club downstairs

Author

de Oliveira-Smith, Pamela

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Evaluation, Company business management, Travel, recreation and leisure
Published
2008

29. CARY COUNTRY CLU

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

2400 Grove Lane Cary (847) 639-3161 www.carycountryclub.com Length: 6,135 yards Rating: 69.0 Slope: 119 Head of golf operations: Michael Bishop Tee times: Accepted seven days in advance Green fees: $43 [...]

Published
2010

30. The procrastination prescription

Subjects
Procrastination -- Management, Managers -- Practice, Country clubs -- Management, Management -- Methods, Company business management, Business, Travel industry
Published
2006

31. Flossmoor now longer-and cheaper; Smart upgrade to coursecomes as legendary clubslashes its initiation fee

Author

Murphy, H. Lee

Subjects
Country clubs -- Economic aspects, Country clubs -- Prices and rates, Country clubs -- Management, Company pricing policy, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

In this deflated era, consumers of means are rushing to buy cars, houses and vacations at discounted prices. But serious golfers should also consider the deep savings right now on [...]

Published
2009

32. Carry that weight

Author

Stowe, Stacey

Subjects
Company business management, Golf -- Management, Golfers -- Training, Golf courses -- Management -- History, Country clubs -- Management, Siasconset, Massachusetts -- Description and travel
Abstract

At Sankaty Head Golf Club, a circa 1923 links course that features a working lighthouse and hugs the shoreline in Siasconset, some wait a dozen years to join a membership […]

Published
2009

34. Residential demo?

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Buildings and facilities, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

The Country Club of Little Rock is abuzz with talk of a high-dollar teardown in the neighborhood. Word has it that a 5,574-SF home will be torn down by new [...]

Published
2004

35. Courses look for new ways to attract golfers

Author

Blakley, Michael

Subjects
Golf courses -- Marketing, Country clubs -- Management, Company marketing practices, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

The number of golf courses in Florida golf courses has increased in the past ten years, and course managers are trying to attract more golfers. Most courses are also country clubs that are part of residential communities, and most of the members are Florida residents.

Published
2003

36. Venture offering airborne disease coverage. (Product News)

Author

McDonald, Caroline

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Insurance industry -- Services, Terrorism -- Safety and security measures, Insurance industry, Company business management, Company services, Business, Insurance
Abstract

Venture Programs is offering coverage to protect its clients with country clubs against loss of income due to terrorist-related anthrax attacks, with intentions to expand the offering to other businesses [...]

Published
2003

37. Augusta shows how not to handle issue. (Success Secrets)

Author

McCormack, Mark H.

Subjects
Country clubs -- Demographic aspects, Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Membership, Clubs -- Demographic aspects, Clubs -- Management, Clubs -- Membership, Company business management, Business, Business, regional, Economics
Abstract

The furor about the all-male membership policies at Augusta National shows no signs of abating as it reflects larger issues in our society. The first step to reaching a solution [...]

Published
2002

38. Houndslake decides not to close third nine

Author

Boyette, John

Subjects
Golf courses -- Management, Golf courses -- Facility closures, Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Remodeling and renovation, Company business management, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2009

39. Club looking to benefit from membership drive

Author

Boyette, John

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Membership, Golf -- Competitions, Golf -- Finance, Company business management, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2009

40. Forest Hills hires away pro from private course

Author

Westin, David

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Golf -- Competitions, Golf -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2008

42. TPC out of South Florida

Author

Shain, Jeff

Subjects
Tournament Players Club -- Management, Golf courses -- Management, Country clubs -- Management, Golf -- Competitions, Golf -- Management, Company business management
Published
2007

43. Out-of-work big names head to LR

Author

Bazzel, David

Subjects
Country clubs -- Membership, Country clubs -- Services, Country clubs -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

The volatility of coaching in college football has led the Little Rock Touchdown Club to its biggest and most exciting lineup in its six-year history. If you would have told [...]

Published
2009

44. Sleepers: awakening the giants within

Author

Faber, Sheryl

Subjects
Employee motivation -- Forecasts and trends, Country clubs -- Labor relations, Country clubs -- Management, Performance appraisals, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Business, Travel industry
Published
2009

46. Staying the course: Facing economic challenges, golf clubs take action

Author

Soule, Alexander

Subjects
Country clubs -- Forecasts and trends, Country clubs -- Management, Golf -- Buildings and facilities, Golf courses -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Business, Business, regional, National Golf Foundation -- Reports
Published
2009

48. Lessons in becoming renaissance managers

Author

Finan, Tom

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Golf courses -- Management, Management -- Methods, Company business management, Business, Travel industry
Published
2006

49. If business is good, he loses his pants

Author

Brown, Kathy

Subjects
Country clubs -- Marketing, Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Officials and employees, Company business management, Company marketing practices, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Bar-S-Ranch is not your average country club, but it has the bare essentials. Play the nine-hole golf course or pingpong, go for a swim, fish in the 7-acre stocked lake, [...]

Published
2005

50. Canine Country Club of Arkansas

Author

Taulbee, Chip

Subjects
Country clubs -- Management, Country clubs -- Services, Company business management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Owner: Anita Sedberry Address: 26807 Goodson Road, Little Rock 72135 Phone: (501) 868-PAWS (7297) Hours: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday Startup: Nov. 1 [...]

Published
2005

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