Are more deals really made on the golf course?

ON...not really. at the 19th hole probably a good portion

that depends on the clientele of said club. If could work out great or could backfire.

Joining up with other groups or joining a country club is just a great way to meet people and the more people you know, the better chance of benefiting professionally. I got a job once from someone I met on the course

i'd never do business with a walker ghey

if i had a business golfing round set up and i showed up and whoever was wanting to walk, i turn around and get back in my car and leave. done dizzle

Please stop trolling the golf board. TIA.

You know there are people here who can tell you have no fricking clue what you are talking about with every single post you make, right? Again, stop.

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i'd never do business with a walker ghey

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Walking golf is real golf. They walk on the Tour for a reason.

If professional golfers were allowed to ride around, drink beer, and smoke the reefer, while they played golf, it wouldn't really be golf anymore.

It'd basically be........bowling.

I knew a lot of the people at mine well before I was practicing. But I've made multiples of my dues by hanging around the club and playing acquiring new lines of business.

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But I've made multiples of my dues by hanging around the club and playing acquiring new lines of business.

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My cousin does PI in New Orleans and says the same of the relationship he has with his lawn guy.
Steady stream of income from all that guy’s friends.


By the way, do you ever just think to yourself, “This nerd can kiss my arse. I’m just gonna torch his world, possibly beat his arse in the parking lot in front of his wife and kids, and flick a cig in his face as we walk off the green on 18,” while he hands you four fresh, pressed, and starched hundrit dolla bills?