A club manager spends considerable hours thinking of ways to attract new members of all types, but this should never be to the detriment of your core income: existing members.
GGA Partner Michael Gregory provides insight into the ways you can detect when a member falls off the radar, and what you should do when it happens.
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February 25, 2021
Executive Search: General Manager at Turtle Point Yacht & Country Club
GENERAL MANAGER TURTLE POINT YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB Killen, AL The Club Founded in 1961, Turtle Point Yacht & Country Club is a member-owned club in Killen, Alabama, […]
February 15, 2021
Staffing For Success: Part 1
This month, Game Plan – Henry DeLozier‘s monthly column in Golf Course Industry Magazine – kicks off a three-part series on staffing for success. First in the series is a […]
