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1. - economic downturns - overbuilding - more competitors - aging membership

2. City clubs

3. Tips for acquiring the traits of a leader

4. Product price placement promotion

factors in declining club membership- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."

5. Golf professional technical skills

- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- understand/teach the game of golf - understand/teach the rules of golf - express thoughts clearly in writing - understand the budget process - exercise good public relations - play golf adequately - manage club golf events - understand all types of golf equipment and accessories- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials

6. Nonverbal communication

7. Yacht clubs

- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- yacht clubs are located on large bodies of water and are designed for people who own boats or enjoy boating. - some yacht clubs allow only sailboats - others only powerboats - and others allow both. - yacht clubs offer marina services such as wet and dry storage - refueling facilities - and dock services (electricity - sewage disposal facilities - and so on.) - yacht clubs also have a clubhouse and provide food and beverage services for members - and some also have a swimming pool and other athletic facilities.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."

8. 5 different things you'd find in a golf/tennis pro shop

clubs or rackets - designer sports clothing - balls - bags for equipment - specialty apparel- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.

9. The basic function of marketing is to bring buyers and sellers together to complete an exchange.

10. What is marketing?

- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- "marketing is the activity and use of processes for creating - communicating and delivering messages. - marketing exchanges offerings that have value for customers - clients - partners - and society at large."

11. Other committees

1.Standing Committee: permanent - conducts on- going activities 2.Ad- hoc committee: "special purposes" - conducting tournaments or events- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.

12. Speaking skills for presentations

- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- three parts of a presentation: introduction - main body - conclusion. - visual aids: keep visuals short and simple; develop titles for visuals. - use no more than one visual for every few minutes of speaking. - graphs - charts - flowcharts - etc. can summarize information better than words; set off important points with bullets - numbers - indents - etc. - presentation environment: equipment - visuals - flip charts - handouts - pointers - microphone - lighting. - presentation delivery tips: posture - movement - orientation - gestures.- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."

13. Club tennis programs

14. Types of clubs

1.Country Clubs 2.City Clubs 3.Military: officers/enlisted - run by civilians 4.Athletic Clubs 5.University Clubs 6.Tennis Clubs 7.Yacht Clubs- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."

15. Tennis staff

16. Military clubs

- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- all branches of the military operate military clubs for officers and enlisted personnel. - all of these clubs used to be managed by military personnel; however - as the u.s. military has been restructuring - most military clubs are now run by civilian managers or the function is contracted out.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials

17. Reasons private clubs are built

built by developers to help them sell expensive homes - part of the appeal of private clubs is their unique environment. They tend to have the impressive facilities - furnishings and grounds.A Club is the member's home- away- from- home. The goal of most private clubs is to provide a level of service rarely found in public facilities.A Member's club is a place where the member is called by name and treated as someone special.- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."

18. Golf operations in clubs

- united states golf association - professional golfers' association of america- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."

19. University clubs

- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- as the name implies - university clubs are clubs for university graduates - faculty - certain levels of university staff - and friends of the university.

20. Swot

strengths weaknesses opportunities threats - different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.

21. Typical golf standards

- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- fast - smooth greens - firm - fair bunkers - consistent roughs - intermediate cut - consistent - firm fairways - firm - neat tee boxes - overall concept of neatness and a four- hour round- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials

22. Corporate clubs

- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- corporate clubs are owned by one or more individuals or a large corporation. - as a corporation - these clubs are expected to operate at a profit. - members of corporate clubs purchase a membership in the club - not an equity share. - a corporate club is usually managed by a general manager hired by and responsible to the owners. - members have little or no say in the operation of a corporate club. - a corporate club can also be a single private club owned by a corporation as part of its real- estate holdings or for the purpose of providing a club for the corporation's employees.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.

23. Equity club's organizational structure

- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.1.Board Of directors: makes club policies and govern - pres. - vp - secretary - treasurer 2.Oversees Rules - financial status - hires gm or coo to "run" the club 3.Executive Committee & sub- committees- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."

24. Strategies to attract new members

- new sponsorship policies - installment payments for initiation fees - decreased initiation fees and/or dues - equity or refundable initiation fees - non- discriminatory policies - more membership categories - family- friendly services- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials

25. Other club managers

- different preferences of baby boomers - gen xers and millennials- actively work to develop good leadership skills. - remember: you can learn leadership skills. - take good care of your body and your mind. - think before you speak. - focus on the positive - not the negative. - keep cool even under pressure. - learn to see the organization as a whole. - adopt a "mentor."- city clubs are the second most common type of private club. - a city club is usually housed in a building or part of a building located within a city or in a suburban office complex. - the main purpose of a city club is to serve the business - entertainment - and social needs of its members in an urban setting. - city clubs usually offer fine dining to members and their guests - and may cater special parties - banquets and weddings for members.1.Clubhouse Manager or director 2. Food & beverage manager/s or director 3. Membership director 4. Sales 5. Marketing 8. Golf course superintendent/s & assistant/s

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