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6 episodes with business golf
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6 episodes with business golf
Join Cindy and Ted on the Women of Golf Show - Season 11, as they welcome special guest Kaleigh Telfer, LPGA Epson Tour Player. Kaleigh, 25, a South African native, represented her country at the World Amateur Team Championship in Mexico in 2016. Notable achievements include winning 10 junior and senior provincial tournaments from 2013 to 2015. Kaleigh was named the South Africa Junior Player of the Year in 2014 and the Ernie Els and Fancourt Foundation Player of the Year in 2015. She is a 3x Individual Winner and a 2x Augusta National Women's Amateur Selection. Starting her rookie year on the Epson Tour in 2022, Kaleigh secured a second-place finish this season at the Cooper Rock Championship. In addition, Cindy and Ted will discuss Ted's new book, "The Business of Golf: A Comprehensive Guide." Don't miss this live episode airing Tuesday from 9:00 - 10:00 AM Eastern. Stay updated with the world of golf by tuning in to the Women of Golf Show on various platforms including BlogTalkRadio, iTunes, Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive, and Spotify. Join the conversation and enhance your knowledge of the game!
When people think of the golf industry, they don't think of small business; however, more and more companies are starting to pop up and doing things on the smaller scale. It very well might become the future of golf with both equipment and apparel leaning more towards small business. On this episode of Fairways & Dreams, Jeff Hartman welcomes Bob Deplacido of The Putter Company, based out of Eerie, PA, to talk about his operation, and how he sees the future of golf manufacturing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
You have been invited to play in a Member-Guest Tourney or maybe a Pro Am or maybe even a round with a potential business client. How do you make yourself relax? It's tough to play with strangers. It's tough to play when your performance can make a big difference in the outcome, and the outcome is important. This week on Those weekend Golf Guys, Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Jeff Smith explains how to prepare to play under pressure. Jeff shares all the ways you can relieve that pressure and play your best without worry. Enjoy this week's episode of The second Best Golf Show In The World
This week on Those Weekend Golf Guys, John Ashton and Jeff Smith discuss the reasons why playing Business Golf is a great idea for all salespeople. As a sales professional, there are several reasons why playing golf with clients can be beneficial and impressive. Here are three key reasons: Relationship Building: Golf is often considered a sport that facilitates relationship-building and networking. By playing golf with clients, salespeople have the opportunity to spend quality time in a relaxed setting outside the office environment. Golf rounds can span several hours, allowing for meaningful conversations, shared experiences, and the chance to develop personal connections. Building a strong rapport with clients can greatly enhance the sales process and increase the likelihood of successful partnerships. Trust and Credibility: Golf is often associated with trust and integrity in business settings. Playing golf demonstrates your willingness to invest time and effort in developing relationships and shows that you value your clients beyond just the transactional aspects. It allows salespeople to showcase their skills, character, and work ethic in a different light. Engaging in friendly competition while adhering to the rules and etiquette of the game can foster trust and credibility, which are crucial for successful sales relationships. Shared Experiences and Common Ground: Golf provides a shared experience that can help salespeople and clients find common ground and strengthen their connection. The game offers opportunities for camaraderie, shared challenges, and moments of celebration, fostering a sense of teamwork and collaboration. Being able to relate to clients on a personal level through a common interest like golf can break down barriers, facilitate open communication, and lead to a deeper understanding of their needs, preferences, and goals. This deeper understanding can be a valuable asset when customizing sales strategies and solutions for clients. By playing golf with clients, salesmen can enhance relationship-building, establish trust and credibility, and create shared experiences. These factors can significantly contribute to building long-term, successful partnerships and leave a lasting impression on clients, ultimately benefiting the sales process.
Somehow we found a different angle to cover the golf industry, as we welcome this week's guest Brad Kozak to the pod! Brad is the President of Foreward Business Consulting, a marketing and golf tourism company. We talk golf tourism in Ontario, PEI, Myrtle Beach, and Brad's adopted home in Arizona, where he is our first guest to experience a LIV Tour event, and what a tale he had to tell. Brad has been a consultant to the Golf Channel and SCOREGolf, and had been the organizer of many, many Bullmoose golf trips over the years, so we had to lift a glass to all of Brad's hard work (with a left hand, of course). Thank you all for listening. Please leave a rating, a review, anything would help. Play well out there. Follow us at:- @wheresthatbarcart- linkt.ree/wheresthatbarcart- @dpurcomic- @montymofoscott- @nickdurie- @ginalouisephillips- @comedyrecordsMusic by Devin BatesonThank you to Betstamp and Comedy Records
New #TeesMe Podcast with The Original Classic Man, Wendell Haskins, The Commish What You'll Hear - his prediction was …what's happening in golf culture today - the story of us, George Grant, & the Original Tee - the influence of Uncle Luke of 2Live Crew (in golf) - Perseverance, legacy and doing the work - his foundation, the National Urban League - The journey to the Medal of Freedom featuring President Barack Obama and Charlie Sifford - the PGA Show, you know the assignment - find us - the power of 3 with Alonzo ‘Zo' Mourning - letters to President, community is POWERful - George Floyd and change, time to open doors - Byron Allen, the people are ready for golf culture on TV (FUBU) - Dyker Beach Golf Course, Brooklyn stand up - Growing the game and “Club Life” - 25th year anniversay loading #OTGC25 Things you should know Mentions: -IG: @otgclassic, @wen_hogan Forbidden Fairways - Calvin Sinnette Stanley Campbell - Martin Downs Golf Course https://wendelljhaskins.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjizy8GJaWQ6u9R2YanMz8w/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendell-j-haskins Bio: Leadership in Action is the best way to describe the journey of Wendell Haskins. In an ever-changing world where an organization's ability to understand and anticipate a broad range of trends and attributes is key, Wendell has spent more than twenty years providing corporations and organizations, unparalleled proficiency and proven strategies in diversity, inclusion and marketing which have yielded successful results in the areas of sports, entertainment, corporate social responsibility, culture and philanthropy. Inspired by a rich legacy of advocacy and activism through his father's work in civil rights with the National Urban League, Wendell has forged his own path in championing diversity through the challenges of corporate social constructs. He cultivated and honed his knowledge earning accreditation from two of America's premier universities, our finest HBCU, Hampton University, and a Diversity & Inclusion Certificate from Cornell University of the Ivy League. His experiences manifested into a perspective that values education, data analytics and keen instinct as the building blocks to his development in leadership excellence in marketing and diversity and inclusion. Creativity is one of the integral components in the development of comprehensive solutions to complex problems like diversity. Wendell systematized several innovative campaigns for diversity, inclusion and equity in areas of entertainment and sports where little existed before. Working as the former PGA of America's Director of Sports and Entertainment Relations and Senior Director of Diversity and Multicultural Initiatives, he led advancements in the PGA's inclusionary programs and initiatives. His efforts proudly spearheaded the golf industry advocating that Dr. Charles “Charlie” L. Sifford receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in 2015, promoted Dr. Sifford's induction into the PGA of America Hall of Fame and was the catalyst for Lee Elder being an honorary starter at the 2021 Masters. Mr. Haskins also initiated the relationships with NBA All Stars, Chris Paul and Stephen Curry and was the catalyst for Steph Curry to be an ambassador for PGA Junior League golf. Wendell believes in the power of diversity, how the employment of multi-faceted cultural viewpoints is beneficial to an organization and allows them the flexibility to create messages and communication that will resonate with the widest band of demographics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Listen this week for a big Special Announcement from Those Weekend Golf Guys. This week we announce the unveiling of our new Workshop, The Business Golf Course. John and Jeff will describe the new free workshop where the Golf Guys coach all sales people how to use golf much more effectively as a business tool. In the workshop learn how to overcome the need for cold calling. Learn how to invite a potential client so that they can't wait to get to the course with you. Learn how to dress, what to say, when to drink, and why you should and should not talk about business. Build trust with all your clients and prospects in just a few hours. Build a relationship with your clients that none of your competitors have. The business Golf Course [dot] Com. Go there now and download your free PDF on the 7 Secrets of the Perfect Round of Business Golf and start using golf as the perfect business tool it can be when used properly. Thebusinessgolfcourse.com
In this episode I rant about fun guys from the great state of Ohio, a new Bag Boy Billy Story, When Bad is not good enough, and the 1st amendment to the Rules of Business Golf!Ya cant make this sh*t up!
840: Playing golf with colleagues, or talking about business on the course is widely accepted, but where do golf and business intersect? According to business consultant Kevin Stansfield, practically everywhere. His latest book “The Great Game: How Lessons from the Great Game of Golf Can Help You Win the, Equally Great, Game of Business” is discussed in depth with host Fred Greene, a entrepreneur and golf podcast pioneer, who has been running his own business since 1986. The Book is available on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Great-Game-lessons-equally-business/dp/1739848101/ref=sr_1_1?crid=26EAWDDIIDHZ6&keywords=Kevin+Stansfield&qid=1650933949&sprefix=kevin+stansfield%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-1 The full interview of this episode can be seen on today's blog post at GolfSmarter.com or on GolfSmarterTV channel at https://youtu.be/1meagXRnH2YThis episode is brought to you by mygolfingstore.com/golfsmarter home of Eagle Eye Rangefinder. For a limited time, Golf Smarter listeners get 50% of the usual price and pay only $129!! Eagle Eye Rangefinder has all the premium features you need, like slope technology, an 800-yard range and a “flagpole lock” vibrating sensor. This episode is also brought to you by TeeBox Coffee, a premium coffee for golfers. Use code GOLFSMARTER20 for 20% off your first order, and then when you sign up for a subscription, you'll get 15% off. The subscription can be changed, or canceled anytime. Plus you can choose your coffee, and the frequency in which you want it delivered at your convenience. Spring Forwards into Golf Season this week on Golf Smarter Mulligans with our final episode in the series featuring the late Tony Manzoni. In this week's episode, Tony wants us to remember that there's no pressure in golf, it's all perception! Tony's book, The Lost Fundamental, One Simple Move, Better Golf Forever, is available on Amazon including Kindle format https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Fundamental-Simple-Better-Forever-ebook/dp/B07MZFSPBW/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Tony+Manzoni&qid=1614728823&sr=8-1 . Tony's video of the same name was also out of circulation, but can now be seen online. If you'd like to gain access please write to us directly via email GolfSmarterPodcast@Gmail.com. Lastly, after he passed, we created a Tony Manzoni Memorial Golf Smarter Fund to benefit the First Tee of Coachella Valley. Your tax deductible contributions are greatly appreciated. Find out more at https://GolfSmarter.com/tony . Be part of the podcast and introduce our next episode! Write to GolfSmarterPodcast@gmail.com and we'll assign you an episode number and a brief script to record for the intro of the show. For your effort you'll win a great prize!
Voice of Business - Golf & Leadership (August 11th, 2021)
With the postponement of the planned full re-opening of restaurants and hospitality it has been a really hard week for many in the sector, John caught up with Economist Jim Power to hear his thoughts on the delayed reopening, the economic impacts and his view on the Central Banks latest forecast released during the week.The Dubai Duty Free Irish Open took place in Mount Juliet Estate over the weekend and with the event being broadcast to millions of viewers around the world, we spoke with Martin Donnelly, Product Sales & Distribution Manager at Fáilte Ireland about the importance of Golf Tourism to the Irish economy. The world of work has changed dramatically since the pandemic began, Breda Dooley, Regional Recruitment Manager at Matrix Recruitment spoke with John about recruitment through the pandemic, how things have changed and what changes may continue after the pandemic. Breda chats through some of the trends and what sectors are showing an increase in recruitment.Campion Insurance recently announced their expansion into the West of Ireland through a merger with McLaughlin & Greaney Insurances t/a Future, having started in 1984 with just one office in Urlingford, Co. Kilkenny the deal sees Campion Insurance become one of the biggest insurance brokerages in the country. Jim Campion, Chief Executive of Campion Insurance spoke to John about the business and plans for the future. With thanks to O'Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey. To contact the show, email: thebottomline@kclr96fm.com
In this episode I review the HBO max series Tiger and relay a Business Golf story told to me by Tommy, a work mate of mine from my time in corporate life. He spins a story about how you can lose for winning. A tale about how being politically tone deaf can get you in hot water when you knowingly stack a team and win the biggest, most coveted golf tournament in your town.Ya just can't make this sh*t up!
John Straub and Laura Calhoun from the first ever Better Business Bereau talk about how the mission of the BBB is financed and improved by using golf. The Jeff explains a game he and his friends play. It's like "Fix That Fault". They look at a golfer with a problem and then bid: "...I can fix that slice in _____ strokes"! Sounds like fun. Have you seen that guy on Youtube that promises to fix a slice in 15 strokes? Jeff says his longest time was 4 strokes. We talk more about distance, about set up, about how not to make a total fool of yourself on the course even if you don't have a lot of experience. And, as you might imagine, we have a lot of fun talking about ti all. And you will too when you listen.
John Straub and Laura Calhoun from the first ever Better Business Bereau talk about how the mission of the BBB is financed and improved by using golf. The Jeff explains a game he and his friends play. It's like "Fix That Fault". They look at a golfer with a problem and then bid: "...I can fix that slice in _____ strokes"! Sounds like fun. Have you seen that guy on Youtube that promises to fix a slice in 15 strokes? Jeff says his longest time was 4 strokes. We talk more about distance, about set up, about how not to make a total fool of yourself on the course even if you don't have a lot of experience. And, as you might imagine, we have a lot of fun talking about ti all. And you will too when you listen.
My experiences playing golf while trying to remain employed in corporate America. I cover the highlights and benefits of learning how to use golf to improve relationships as well as stories about how some forget that they are still working and destroy their political clout.
Janice Scott, a native of Arkansas, talks to us about how to stay positive when challenges arise, how to pursue your dreams at all cost, and it comes with a heavy price tag, not disregarding the backside of the mountain experience, and staying away from the naysayers and negative energy to live your dreams. The golf term for this week is "Business Golf". Enjoy!
This week’s guest is the enigmatic Richard Gillis, a well known figure within the sports, and especially sports business, sectors. He is a journalist, podcaster and author, with his 2016 book The Captain Myth: the Ryder Cup and sports great leadership delusion. Some links to Rich's work; The Captain Myth - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Captain-Myth-Sports-Leadership-Delusion/dp/1472907795 Unofficial Partner - https://www.unofficialpartner.com/ Unofficial Partner podcast - https://www.unofficialpartner.com/podcast I really loved this chat with Rich, someone I first really met 6 years ago when he moderated a panel for me in Shoreditch. An event that sticks in both our minds and you’ll hear why later on. We covered many points in his career, the highs and lows. Times that have included writing fake viewers questions for the lunch break during Channel 4’s coverage of the cricket; riding the internet wave in the early 2000’s with Sport Business; And his time in the West Indies for the 2007 Cricket World Cup covering the Irish team's involvement. A tournament that included their defeat of the mighty Pakistan team, led by Bob Woolmer. Shortly after Bob was found dead in his room and Rich found himself close to the centre of it all after spending what turned out to be his last day with him, and was staying just 3 doors down from where it happened. The media circus that ensued sounds bonkers. Please do give us a rating or review on Apple as it really helps people find the podcast and give us a follow on any other platform you may be using. If you do enjoy it please share with one person who you think will appreciate you doing so. A big thank you to Julian Moore at Mills & Reeve for kindly allowing us to record at their office in London. @tablestrunedpodcast @danielmclaren --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tablesturned/message
Welcome to Golf Talk Live! Tune in Thursday at 6:00 PM Central This week starts off with a great discussion on Coaches Corner. Joining me on the panel: John Hughes, Pete Buchanan & Jon Decker. Later, my special guest: Shella Sylla - Founder and President of SisterGolf. More on Shella: A former Banking Executive, with 20 years of experience in the Financial Services Industry. She has worked in the areas of Corporate Banking, Commercial Real Estate Finance, and Wealth Management. As a result, Shella has a wealth of knowledge on the tools needed to succeed in a male dominated Corporate America culture. SisterGolf provides professional development training, through speaking engagements and interactive “Introduction to Business Golf” workshops. The programs are designed to provide men and women with a basic understanding of golf so they can “join the conversation” at work, and leverage the sport to achieve business development and career advancement goals. In 2015 SisterGolf was recognized as the winner in the Women or Minority Owned Emerging Business Category of the Birmingham Business Alliance’s Small Business Awards. Join LIVE Thursday evenings 6:00 - 8:00PM Central http://www.blogtalkradio.com/golftalklive Or listen on these social media platforms: iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.
If you're 20 or 30-something and you don't know how to play golf, you're making a huge career mistake. All the old dudes running companies are retiring and play more golf than any other part of the population right now. It's not going to last forever though. When you play golf with someone, you're got a captive audience for 5-6 hours. All these retiring business owners and execs still have all the networks and connections they've accumulated their entire life. You're one fun day away from the keys to the castle. Learn to play golf for your career...simple as that. If you're not getting invited to company tournaments, you're missing out on more than a fun day in the sun. You're not in the room and you're not moving up the ladder my friends. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golf-essentials/message
Playing golf at the country club used to be an effective way to cultivate business relationships. That's no longer true. Globalization and specialization have made selling professional services more difficult. That's because trust may be more important than ever, and building trust across distance is hard. The post The Decline of Business Golf appeared first on How Clients Buy.
FORE! Golf is a fun activity participated in by many in the business community. Should you be one of them? Golfing - Good for Business? There are many reasons why whacking a little white ball around a park can help you and your staff land new clients, get better at what you do, and just create a great environment for you to conduct informal business. Some other benefits as posted for the MGT Open are : It's a 5-hour meeting. Good luck landing that with a client or even with your staff. Golf reveals the true character of both your potential clients, and yourself (so be careful). Business Golf is ideal for developing exclusive business leads, thanking clients and staff, brainstorming and team-building. And more! Check out the link to the PDF. And don't worry if you're a poor golfer, the game can actualy help if you're not just a little better than the person you're meeting with. And there are games like a scramble, best ball, or others that can help golfers with a higher handicap be on a more level playing field. And, getting better as the summer progresses is a great way to demonstrate that you can/do get better with repetition. Now keep in mind that many don't golf, especially in the millenial age group. So if the target demographic spends more time just sitting around drinking a few craft beers or at a coffee shop, that may be more productive for you. Golf works, but both parties have to be willing and able to play. Remember, golf is NOT a cheap outing. By the time you buy/rent clubs, pay greens fees and cart rentals, and throw in some food and drink, it can be an expensive, but fun day. So tee it up, network with your friends, and enjoy a day out in the sun talking about your business. You never know what might happen.
The Golf Guys interview John Glozek on his new book, "BUSINESS GOLF: Your Key to Business Success Through Golf". Also, Jeff's quick fix this week should take abut 3 strokes off your average score. Another fun, entertaining, and totally worthwhile 57 minutes of quality Golf Talk Radio!!!
The Golf Guys interview John Glozek on his new book, "BUSINESS GOLF: Your Key to Business Success Through Golf". Also, Jeff's quick fix this week should take abut 3 strokes off your average score. Another fun, entertaining, and totally worthwhile 57 minutes of quality Golf Talk Radio!!!
A lost ball costs me $4! Why should I have to take a stroke too? This and other rules we'd get rid of if we ran the USGA for a day. Also, Allen Bonk, world reknowned Business Golf expert explains how to make more money by playing golf with customers, clients and prospects. Another great hour of Golf Talk from Those Weekend Golf Guys.
A lost ball costs me $4! Why should I have to take a stroke too? This and other rules we'd get rid of if we ran the USGA for a day. Also, Allen Bonk, world reknowned Business Golf expert explains how to make more money by playing golf with customers, clients and prospects. Another great hour of Golf Talk from Those Weekend Golf Guys.
Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! This week Cindy & I welcome - Bret Lasky - Senior Coordinator of the Symetra Tour Media. Later in the show we talk the state of women's golf with:Karen Handel - is Business Golf For Women’s Keynote speaker. Karen brings to Business Golf For Women a unique and colorful view of the golf game and demonstrates how golf can literally change professional Business women’s lives. Joining Karen is, Jeanne M. Stafford - Communications Strategist and Speaker, Greater New York City Area, Also offers Professional Training & Coaching. Tune in as we talk about the impact women have both socially and business wise, on the golf industry. Plus the Business Golf for Women's upcoming Workshop on May 15-16 at the Chateau Elan Resort and Winery in Atlanta, GA Join Cindy & I Tuesday Morning at 9:00 AM EST at www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf
Welcome to "Golf Talk Live" My guest this week, Scott Seifferlein- PGA Golf Guru and the owner of GrandRapidsGolfLesson.com, and 4 time author of Business Golf and Golf Instruction books. The Game of Golf & The Art of Business, 19 Holes of Business Golf Conversation, Stop Slicing In Five Swings & Stop Slicing In Five Swings For Left Handed Golfers. He is also a noted golf instructor in Donald Trump’s Book Trump: The Best Golf Advice I Ever Received. Be sure to have a pen and paper handy. He’ll be giving you information you won’t want to miss. Thursday 6PM CST, here on "Golf Talk Live" Your Host, Ted J. Odorico
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