Corporate Events
If you understand building and maintaining relationships is key to determining your level of success in today’s business environment. If you are confident you can create a win/win outcome when you finally get some quality face time with your business partners, clients, prospects and/or employees. If you are looking for new ways to spend time with them because you are finding other activities less effective than they once were. Then look no farther. Golf is an activity people are passionate about, allowing you to freely interact with them on their terms!
Why our corporate clients keep coming back:
- We're Professional forward thinkers that excel at what we do
- Our resources are technologically advanced and industry leading
- We can accommodate any size - small intimate groups to very large ones
- We can customize an event to your specific needs - extremely flexible scheduling
- We are mobile so we can come to you - tournaments, promotions, lunch'n'learns...
Our corporate events deliver an added punch with memorable takeaways, and they are a whole lot of fun. Give the gift of better golf and you will be remembered!
Contact us to schedule your corporate outing NOW!
Golf School as a Tool
Companies are increasingly using clinics to reward employees, entertain
clients, and boost morale
By Roger O. Crockett
Ed Henkes, national account manager at an electrical-parts maker, wanted to repair a relationship with a key customer that had been frayed by a personality clash with one of his former reps. Henkes, who works for FCI-Burndy Products in Manchester, N.H., knew that buyers at the other company, Graybar Electric, shared his passion for golf. So he thought the course would be a perfect place for the two parties to reconnect. Rather than propose a competitive round that could reignite old grudges, Henkes had a better idea: a corporate golf school where everyone could work side by side on improving their games.
Read the entire Business Week Magazine article by clicking here.
'The world talks to the mind. A teacher speaks more intimately; he talks to the heart'
Haim Ginott (b. 1922)
