Don’t miss the March issue of The Pellucid Perspective, coming to the Inbox of all Pellucid registrants and clients. Here’s what’s under the microscope in this month’s issue arriving later this week:
• The latest development in the potentially precedent-setting battle in Cincinnati over municipal property and sales/use tax exemptions for privately run city courses
• A Pellucid review of the NGCOA-commissioned study on Female Friendly Facilities’ best practices for increasing women’s play and facility loyalty
• Jim Koppenhaver’s take on the impact of former Adams Golf CEO Chip Brewer taking the helm at Callaway
• A look at how one course owner’s bold business model takes Golf 2.0’s “Know your Customer” to a whole new level (the man cave) and how it’s paying off
• Plus the monthly Industry Scorecard (the only integrated scorecard of weather, rounds, utilization, revenue, RevpAR and equipment sales in one place) and Cleveland, OH as this month’s Market Focus
If you’re one of the roughly 22,000+ industry stakeholders and observers already plugged into Pellucid, it will arrive in your Inbox automatically. If you’re not yet receiving it or you know someone who would benefit by being “in on the conversation,” you can register (or have them register) at Pellucid’s website (http://www.pellucidcorp.com/news/elist). As always, if the publication doesn’t live up to its hype, you can opt out at any time (Pellucid does not share, rent or sell its database to any 3rd parties). Best of all, it’s free supported by our industry thought-leading sponsors ValleyCrest Golf Course Maintenance, KemperSports Management, Golfswitch, Sequoia Golf Management, Troon Golf, Global Turf Equipment and ETS. So, the only thing left holding you back is that we might upset your sensibilities with our unique take on some particular long-held industry beliefs. We think, in today’s golf economy, that’s a reasonable risk to take.
Contact:
Jim Koppenhaver, President, Pellucid Corp.
jimk@pellucidcorp.com
www.pellucidcorp.com
