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How often do you think about Golf? How often do you think about taking that fiver off your buddy at the end of a game? Its definitely not about the fiver! What's better than €5? A wine voucher. If you are in a golf society, talk to us about vouchers for your society prizes. If you other half is in a society, talk to them about wine vouchers as prizes. You could both be enjoying a nice glass as a reward! Tag someone who plays golf! #golf #golfsociety #golfprizes
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#golf #golfclubs #golfcourse #profitmargin #profitmaximization How can you increase golf course revenue during the spring season? Offer primary products such as two/three tier spring memberships, discounts on bulk ticket purchases for seasonal golf matches. And offer secondary products such as group golf sessions, celebrity golf masterclasses, (like what chefs do), golf screenings in the club house, and offer by products that people from different backgrounds will enjoy, such as quality gastro and bar offerings, and a well stocked retail store. Any thoughts welcome on this question!
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Delighted that Obbi Golf are able to help managers within Golf Club Managers Association with tips & advice on how to create better compliance & safety culture within your golf club #golfclubsafety #askobbihow #helpfuladvice
In association with Obbi Golf, we've put together these tips for fostering a safety and compliance culture within your golf club. It's crucial for golf clubs to provide an excellent experience for golf club members but also important to create an environment that puts safety first, which can often be overlooked. Find out how you can improve your safety and compliance in these short steps: https://lnkd.in/e7FA_JmA
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Check out our latest article with Golf Club Managers Association Some good tips around safety and compliance culture at your club ⛳👇
In association with Obbi Golf, we've put together these tips for fostering a safety and compliance culture within your golf club. It's crucial for golf clubs to provide an excellent experience for golf club members but also important to create an environment that puts safety first, which can often be overlooked. Find out how you can improve your safety and compliance in these short steps: https://lnkd.in/e7FA_JmA
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The Newmarket Challenge Whip became a challenge trophy for horses belonging to members of the Jockey Club Rooms in 1764. However, it is believed to pre-date this, considering by tradition it was used by Charles II in his days as a jockey. Can you identify which room that the Whip is in? #NewmarketChallengeWhip #RacingHistory #HomeOfHorseracing #Whip #JockeyClubRooms #Newmarket #NewmarketSuffolk
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Golfers should think of their swing like baking five cherry pies. You collect your ingredients, turn on the oven, mix the ingredients, bake in the oven, and hopefully pull it out at the right time and don’t burn the pie. In golf, your ingredients are the golf course and the situation at hand. There’s a distance, a direction, and a speed. It can be simple folks… But what happens if you overcook the pie? Would going back and changing the ingredients do anything? Of course not! You’ll need to start another pie and in this case, play your next shot. Arguing with the outcome is like trying to fix a burnt pie. Complaining about the outcomes is like trying to fix a burnt pie. Move onto the next one and try again. Remember the most important shot you’ll ever hit… is the next one! And if you’re feeling down about your game, just remember that even the best golfers have bad days. Please share this with a friend that you’d like to share a round of golf, or a piece of pie!
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“You can’t get back your last shot – it’s history. So, focus on the shot that you are about to play.” One of the many lessons that the beautiful game of golf has taught me. In business and life too, we cannot change what has already happened. We can only control what we are about to do or should do, in light of what has happened. What’s your favorite sport and what lessons have you learnt along the way? #FoodforThoughtFriday
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This is EXACTLY how to start the golf swing swing. I have created an easy to follow 3 step process 1. Squeeze 2. Left shoulder 3. Pause drill Follow this 👇🏼👇🏼
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Ok….You headed to the Masters this week? Make sure you bring enough cash to handle the food & drink options offered at Augusta National! This will be one of the biggest surprises at this extraordinary event!! What would YOU purchase at the Masters?? #masters #pga #golf #majors
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Golfers should think of their swing like baking five cherry pies. You collect your ingredients, turn on the oven, mix the ingredients, bake in the oven, and hopefully pull it out at the right time and don’t burn the pie. In golf, your ingredients are the golf course and the situation at hand. There’s a distance, a direction, and a speed. It can be simple folks… But what happens if you overcook the pie? Would going back and changing the ingredients do anything? Of course not! You’ll need to start another pie and in this case, play your next shot. Arguing with the outcome is like trying to fix a burnt pie. Complaining about the outcomes is like trying to fix a burnt pie. Move onto the next one and try again. Remember the most important shot you’ll ever hit… is the next one! And if you’re feeling down about your game, just remember that even the best golfers have bad days. Please share this with a friend that you’d like to share a round of golf, or a piece of pie!
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