There are different ideas about discounting golf. One formula we have regularly used is to measure you average green fee (total green fee dollars divided by your rounds of golf). Continue reading →
CK Golf roles have ranged in length from a few months to many years. We are always independent contractors, but try to integrate ourselves into a facility almost becoming a part of the team. Continue reading →
We hate discounts (especially by the golf courses we work with), but depending on your golf courses circumstances and situation, sometimes they are a necessary evil! Continue reading →
In a news release from the U.S. Labor Department it reports that "The median number of years that wage and salary workers had been with their current employer was 4.2 years in January 2018, unchanged from the median in January 2016". As you would expect the older you are, the… Continue reading →
Organic Social Reach Is Hard (but you should still work at it). Simply put, businesses/ or social media platforms need to produce positive ROI, just like your golf course. Social media sites are a very crowded space. Continue reading →
Living wage, increases to minimum wage, or what ever else you want to call it, is going to have an effect on your golf course's bottom line in 2019. Continue reading →
There are a whole list of consumer focused trade shows coming up this spring, some golf specific and others that golf courses may still benefit from attending. Here are our reasons why you should attend at least one targeted trade show this spring and our tips to get the biggest… Continue reading →
One of the key focus areas of our business for 10+ years has been Digital Assets, meaning your golf courses's website, customer database, newsletter provider, social platforms, mobile app and online sales programs. Read our three part 'Digital Review Series'. Continue reading →
We were recently at the National Golf Course Owners Golf Business Canada Conference in Calgary, Alberta. Of course with Calgary being a bit of a Cowboy town that played into the theme of the Conference. Continue reading →
