July, 2005

July, 2005
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Club Features

  • Norwood Hills CC: No Sweat and Plenty of Gain
    After a $7.5 million renovation and a drive that netted 200-plus new members in 14 months, this club is now cool and confident about its future.

    Food & Beverage

  • Taking Casual Dining Beyond the Club Sandwich
    Club chefs are finding room for lobster, scallops, and even filet mignon on their “casual” menus—and taking mainstays like chicken salad and chili to new levels.

    Chef to Chef

  • Oakmont's Keys to Dining Excellence

    Design & Renovation

  • ArrowCreek CC: No Longer Just an "Amenity"
    How this Reno, Nev., club has made the transition from semi-private “development amenity” to full-service country club.
  • Enhancing Conway Farms
    More a facelift than major reconstructive surgery, this golf club still has a new look

    Interior Design

  • Raising the Bar
    As members continue to seek casual and comfortable social spots to gather and socialize, bar and lounge areas are becoming much more than simple watering holes.

    Pro Shop

  • Turning Sales White-Hot
    Putter giveaways, margarita popsicles, golf-and-cattle drive combos...resorts and clubs aren’t ruling anything out as they seek new ways to boost traffic, not only on their courses, but in their lodges, restaurants and golf stores as well.

    Today's Manager

  • Leasing: Going With the (Cash) Flow
    Clubs’ interest in using leases to procure needed equipment for both the golf course and the clubhouse continues to grow—and so does the menu of financing choices and number of companies eager to serve up leasing packages. Here are some tips to make sure you’re always happy with your order.

    Technology

  • Show Your Data Some Love
    Whether you’re matched up with a simple spreadsheet or a glamorous, integrated system, if you give it the proper attention and understanding, it will love you back in ways you’ve never imagined.