![]() Why Do You Play Golf?
A group of us were having one of those hypothetical, theoretical conversations the other day and the subject was along the lines of "just what do golfers typically want from the experience?"
We explored all the wonderful things about this game, and shared snippets of information we've all gleaned from our lifetimes in this industry. Knowing what golfers are really thinking is a huge part of managing a successful golf company, right? So, I'd like to share some of our "conclusions" with all of you to help us understand what it is that drives you to love this game. It's hard to be totally objective when you have made your living in this business for your entire life, so all the insight you all would share with me will be greatly appreciated. Please weigh in on these subjects:
Let me know what you are thinking!!!!
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[ comments ] For me, I enjoy the constant inner battle with myself--forcing myself to concentrate on hitting a good shot, resisting the urge to hit shots that are beyond my current capabilities, and to appreciate the opportunity to enjoy another day. It provides a near spiritual experience since you are immersed in nature, and the experience of a well struck shot, to me, is paramount. Distance is great as long as it is accurate distance, but distance isn't really necessary to enjoy this game. Hitting a shot pure and sticking it close will, in me, create a feeling of joy and bring me back another day. I've never heard anyone say that about a long drive. 11/16/13
there are four things that make me love to golf. Here they are not necessarily in the order of importance. 1) the immediate sensation of hitting a very crisp golf shot straight toward the target. 2) the feeling of physical exertion that comes with walking the course. 3) the personal pride when I have a very good day and make a good score. 4) the enjoyment of sharing the time with friends in a competition where the winner doesn't care if they collect the prize. For me it is the trip and not the destination. 11/18/13
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