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In movies like “The Martian” and “Apollo 13,” spaceships running low on power opt to “slingshot” around a planet or moon to gain speed while conserving fuel
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Golf operators cannot be experts in everything. Despite the 10-ball juggling act that most go through on a daily basis, managing hundreds of acres of finely manicured agricultural land, forests, streams, ponds and lakes, as well as a fleet of moving vehicles, a retail store, and the thousands of nuances associated with running a restaurant, golf operators also have to pay bills they have neither the time nor the expertise to research
Seeing the Golf Course at a Whole New Level
The use of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones as they are now commonly called, is a soaring business. From golf facilities to other real estate professionals and owners, drones are helping take marketing to whole new heights with all the striking images drones now deliver

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Happy Holidays Tips to connect with customers during the holiday season
Cashing Out Getting the most out of your business
Safe Haven Controlling workers’ compensation costs can be crucial to bottom-line success
The Augusta Effect Course owners and operators react to Augusta National's decision to open membership to women
Profile: Darrell Crall Profile: Darrell Crall
NGCOA Conference General Session: The Power To Change Your Industry Increasing participation among women is one of the industry’s most important growth initiatives. At the 2013 NGCOA Annual Conference, Darrell Crall, COO of The PGA of America; Donna Orender, CEO of Orender Unlimited; and Suzy Whaley, District 1 director of The PGA of America, shared ways course owners and operators can better serve this segment of the customer base and attract more female golfers to their courses.
Helping Shoulder the Load A look at how two golf courses in the resort industry are operating
Profile: Steve Mona An industry veteran with more than three decades of experience, Steve Mona has served as CEO of the World Golf Foundation since 2008, where his duties include overseeing the World Golf Hall of Fame, The First Tee and Golf 20/20, and helping drive global initiatives on behalf of the industry. Golf Business caught up with Mona to learn more about the WGF's recent efforts and plans for the future.
NGCOA Conference Keynote Address: Mike Veeck At the 2013 NGCOA Conference in San Diego, Mike Veeck spoke to attendees about his "Fun Is Good" philosophy. The secret formula he shared for business success was simple: Make Work Fun. If you do that, you'll create a culture of creativity where the best people will want to work and customers will want spend their money. Just don't invite Veeck to host a Disco Demolition Night on your 18th green.
Customize for Your Customers As a golf course operator, the way you use social media will have a lot to do with what kind of course(s) you manage. Here’s how.
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Happy Holidays
Tips to connect with customers during the holiday season

Cashing Out
Getting the most out of your business

Safe Haven
Controlling workers’ compensation costs can be crucial to bottom-line success

The Augusta Effect
Course owners and operators react to Augusta National's decision to open membership to women

Profile: Darrell Crall
Profile: Darrell Crall

NGCOA Conference General Session: The Power To Change Your Industry
Increasing participation among women is one of the industry’s most important growth initiatives. At the 2013 NGCOA Annual Conference, Darrell Crall, COO of The PGA of America; Donna Orender, CEO of Orender Unlimited; and Suzy Whaley, District 1 director of The PGA of America, shared ways course owners and operators can better serve this segment of the customer base and attract more female golfers to their courses.

Helping Shoulder the Load
A look at how two golf courses in the resort industry are operating

Profile: Steve Mona
An industry veteran with more than three decades of experience, Steve Mona has served as CEO of the World Golf Foundation since 2008, where his duties include overseeing the World Golf Hall of Fame, The First Tee and Golf 20/20, and helping drive global initiatives on behalf of the industry. Golf Business caught up with Mona to learn more about the WGF's recent efforts and plans for the future.

NGCOA Conference Keynote Address: Mike Veeck
At the 2013 NGCOA Conference in San Diego, Mike Veeck spoke to attendees about his "Fun Is Good" philosophy. The secret formula he shared for business success was simple: Make Work Fun. If you do that, you'll create a culture of creativity where the best people will want to work and customers will want spend their money. Just don't invite Veeck to host a Disco Demolition Night on your 18th green.

Customize for Your Customers
As a golf course operator, the way you use social media will have a lot to do with what kind of course(s) you manage. Here’s how.

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