To put it mildly, the 2020 golf season was... a season like no other! After a slow and unsure start, although some British Columbia courses never closed and others opened and closed in March/ April things got back to "normal" by May. When we say normal, that is as normal… Continue reading →
CK Golf interviews Troy Peverley (West Coast Golf Group) with special guests Erica Beck (Regional Director, NGCOA Canada B.C. and Alberta Chapters) and Jim Thompson (NGCOA Canada National Office). Thanks to them all for doing this again this week! Continue reading →
We Are Golf industry leaders to visit Parliament Hill in Ottawa to share the economic, health, recreational, charitable and tourism benefits that golf drives in communities from coast to coast Continue reading →
Exhibiting at a Golf Consumer Show There are upcoming shows across Canada and in the U.S. starting in February. Here are some ideas of what you can do to increase the value of your attendance AND your sales AFTER the show: ~ Hold a post-show meeting with all of those… Continue reading →
Jeff was asked to write an article for the National Golf Course Owners Association Canada to be published in their Golf Business Canada edition in November. Continue reading →
The National Golf Course Owners Association Canada, the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association, and PGA of Canada are pleased to announce their intentions to collaborate on a new vision for their respective conferences. Continue reading →
How often do you personally perform an irrigation audit at your golf course? I know we don't do it nearly as much as we should. When we talk about an irrigation audit what we really mean is looking at each of the irrigation heads and understanding how they are preforming… Continue reading →
In our last blog we wrote about Junior Golf Tours and how they are not really growing the game of golf. In this blog we want to focus on how Women Are the Key to growing the game. Continue reading →
Junior Golf Tours have been popping up more and more frequently in the past five to ten years. Most all of them use some form of the brand "growing the game of golf". But are they really? Continue reading →
