Brian's Golf Club Case Study

Mcilroy’s father introduced him to golf when he could barely walk and he instantly fell in love with the game. He was already hitting a 40-yard drive when he was 2. At the age of 9, Mcilroy had his first notable international win in the 9 to 10 age division at the World Championships in Miami, Florida (“Mcilroy Biography,” 2015). Rory’s father and mother worked multiple jobs to support his golf education when he was young. Rory’s handicap was a scratch when he was only 13 year old. This is better than about 99 percent of golfers throughout the world. Mcilroy’s father and friends made a prediction that he would win his first

I am Matthew Pogoreski, currently studying Professional Golf Management at Ferris State University. I was raised in a small town in Michigan called Hudson. My parents both owned small businesses, so growing up I got to see plenty of the hard work and hospitality that went into owning your own business. Working at my mom’s hotel and dad’s lumber yard at a young age taught me that I wanted to be the boss and work for myself. Hudson had just one 9-hole golf course (which was realistically a cattle ranch). That golf course is where I fell in love with the game of golf despite the fact it was almost always brown in the summer. My mom signed me up for “hook a kid on golf” at age eight and I instantly fell in love and was addicted to trying to hit those perfect shots.

And finally there was the number one spot, the creme of the crop, the number one golfer in the school and the entire state. Dustin McCallaster. Dustin looked like what you would think the high school quarterback would look like in every cheesy high school movie. He had short brown hair, clear skin, a sly smile, chiseled features, ocean blue eyes, and a golf game that would blow you away. Dustin was a super respectful, and would always help everyone at practice before he would even begin. He was truly an amazing role model, one that Wes has looked up to his entire life. Wes had earned his way on to the JV team for Dellburg high this year and is the number one spot, which is no easy task in itself. Every player on the Varsity roster shoots consistently in a range from 67 to 73. Wes was about a two handicap which means he shoots a range from about 74 to 79. Ever since Wes was a young boy he had always had aspirations to play for this prestigious team. He had practiced day and night for years trying to accomplish this one goal. It always came down to the same thing that was holding him back, putting. Wes could hit the ball like no ones business always putting himself into great position to score, but never being able to make the clutch putts to put himself into the low 70’s range. Wes would always have coach Wilder, the JV coach, help him during practice on short and long lag

“My uncle just said, ‘Don’t stop,’” Stewart said. “I want to continue to get better. He told me to know the golf side of it and the golf course side of it.”

As we completed our first six holes, they were toying with me like a Senior to a Freshman. They knew I was weak in this game so they offered to play a full 18 hole tournament. Being the competitive guy I am, I agreed and played in the tournament. I was never in contention the whole way, it was a battle between Mitch, his Brother Mac, and the Clark duo of Griff and

range whose goal was to “establish an image as the ‘professional golfing center’, run by professionals.” The

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After the basic Thanksgiving questions, Sean starts asking him his rode to his victory and how he gained enough confidence to overcome the challenged of winning. When Austin was still on mini tours (tours that lead up to the PGA tour), he qualified for two PGA tour events and had two solid top 15 finishes. “Once I get out here (PGA Tour), I am going to have a bright future out here” (Martin), this is a quote Austin Cook said after one of his top 15 finishes. That self-belief has lead him to where he is today just now reaching his first PGA tour event victory. Also, Austin explained how the PGA tour would better fit his game than the mini tour and web.com tour (step below PGA tour). He elaborated how one of his strengths is how well he hits the ball around the course. His

I step up to the tee box with my driver. Tee and lucky golf ball in hand, I gaze out onto the fairway and take a deep breath. I set up my ball on the tee not too high but just right and look at my target one more time. I take my club back and swing as hard as I can, “BAM!” I see the ball hurtle towards the hole at a lightning speed and 265 yards down the middle of the fairway it comes to a halt. This was one of my best shots, but I knew there were more things to come, good and awful. I was excited to develop more and more skills and to be able to apply for a scholarship. My very first golf tournament was coming up and hopefully more to come.

To this day, golf is one of two sports to be played on the moon along with the Javelin throw. Apollo 14 member Alan Shepard pulled out a makeshift six-iron he smuggled on board and hit two golf balls on the lunar surface, becoming the first and only person to play golf anywhere other than Earth. Golf originated in Scotland and has since changed exponentially. Scotlander’s would hit the ball with wooden clubs. Now, golfer’s use the most forgiving metal clubs available and spend as much time at the gym as they do chipping. Today’s professionals are gym rats that continue to thrive for perfect flexibility and muscle mass. The game of golf is no longer a game, it’s a grind to become superhuman. The discussion of questioning golf’s status as a sport de-legitimizes it’s $975 million dollar industry, the definition of a sport in the Merriam Webster Dictionary, and the tough mental and physical requirements to stay ahead on the 18th.

Shortly after joining a country club in the hills, I became addicted to golf. Golf is a traditional sport that has been around since the 15th century. There are over 35,000 different courses throughout the world with each track having its own unique layout, terrain and hazards. This leads to endless possibilities when searching for courses to challenge your skills on. Courses generally consist of nine holes or eighteen. The options are unimaginable when choosing where to play and it’s just you, your clubs, and a little white ball quietly strolling through some spectacular scenic nature. It’s an extraordinary game that can be played in so many memorable locations worldwide.

We used our time together to tour the golf course and also to discuss the preparation for the Championship in September. Our topics included agronomic practices but also looked at the staffing issues and management programs that will be requested for the Championship. The following report summarizes our discussions and the recommendations that were provided.

Cambridge Golf Course is a place I call my home. The eighteen-hole public golf course is in Evansville, Indiana about thirty minutes south from my hometown of Owensville, Indiana. Being a fairly long and open course with tall grasses that line each hole, it is one of the hardest courses in Southern Indiana. The course is intertwined with a subdivision filled with grand houses, and the stone covered Clubhouse with a large clock sits at the end of the street. There is a back patio where my high school team gathered after matches to turn in their scores and talk about their round. This place is not only where I met some of my closest friends, but also where I have spent countless hours devoted to improving my golf game, as well

win for the U.S team. Hideki Matsuyama won the next hole over J.B Holmes to get another win

“Wow!” a strong voice came from Chao Yang Golf Club, and it was mine. My father was playing golf at the driving range. I was eating some chocolate and playing on my iPad.