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November 2014 – Club and Resort Business
Keys to Sustained Success at Interlachen Country Club
The Minnesota club that boasts strong ties to legendary names like Ross, Jones and Berg is keeping pace with the times through consistent planning and seamless management transitions.
Selling Self-Awareness
The selfie craze offers unusually strong marketing power for getting your property’s identity to spread and multiply instantly, as if it was displayed in a series of funhouse mirrors.
Practicing What We Preach
While C&RB in print remains the preferred medium of choice for readers, we continue to see growth in traffic and time spent on our website, too.
Philanthropic Barbie
Pinetop (Ariz.) Country Club's 18-hole Women's Golf Association planned a celebration of pink for the annual Fun Day.
Making Practice Pay Off
Upgraded golf practice facilities have moved front-and-center as an important amenity that not only helps to boost interest in the game, but also adds appeal and value to club memberships.
Turf Wizards
With a wealth of new technology at their disposal, superintendents now have much more than soil probes and Stimpmeters in their toolkits to help keep courses in top-notch condition.
Drinking Game
Schuylkill Country Club's inaugural Yuengling Oktoberfest Golf Championship and Brewfest combined two traditions: golf and a fall celebration.
The Royal Treatment
The University of Texas Club’s Darrell K Royal Power Boardroom combines technology, style and comfort.
Quite a Haul
Powerful new electric utility vehicles are conquering the challenges posed by 36 holes of constant activity at Canoe Brook CC.
Heavy Hitters
Properties that invest in their tennis facilities are netting positive results from surging interest in the sport among players of all ages.
