Chestnut ridge country club has a distinguished reputation as an outstanding country club in the Elma Tennessee area in too many different aspects. The club is facing a decline in the number of membership applicants relative to the competing clubs in the same area. A survey that done by the researchers on the members of the clubs of the same area shows some weakness in the chestnut ridge country club which may cause the declination such as the management, food prices, the quality of tennis courts, as I will explain later. Trying to keep or increase the number of applicants some marketing and managerial steps need to be taken, like commercial steps, change in the membership policies, run some promotions, etc.
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Some of the clubs are rated better than the chestnut ridge in some areas like golf course maintenance, condition of tennis courts. None of the competitors has a known marketing plan and the number of subscribers is the major resource for any of the clubs. The age of the members are not know and not investigated by the researchers but as I expect most of the members are golf players and males and in the high twenties and up and attends the golf courses. But some of the members will be different ages and gender since there is different facilities in the club.
Chestnut ridge country clubs has a good reputation due to the board of directors that are watching the club and taking the complains , they did good job dealing with some complains about the food facilities, since they did a survey to check the members feeling and hired a new manager.
As the problem rise by the decreasing in the number of applicants, the questions rise is the manager is doing a successful job and does he have a marketing plan to keep the club going forward. The managerial skills compared to other competing clubs wasn't in a good rank, they were in
1.3 Evaluate a model of managerial style in which the manager can apply skills to identify, study and
Contents Page Qualification structures Unit 5001 Unit 5002 Unit 5003 Unit 5004 Unit 5005 Unit 5006 Unit 5007 Unit 5008 Unit 5009 Unit 5010 Unit 5011 Unit 5012 Unit 5013 Personal development as a manager and leader Information based decision making Performance management Resource management Meeting stakeholder and quality needs Conducting a management project Financial control Marketing planning Project development and control Human resource development Managing recruitment and selection Being a leader Leadership practice 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
With your permission, I would like to start my investigation by doing an in-depth interview with you. As the founder, owner, and head coach of the club for forty years, your knowledge and experience will be crucial in creating and implementing new and updated methods that will be practical and realistic. I would also like to interview the president of the club, Tracey Matovich, past president, Carolyn Doherty, and treasurer, Wendy Petersmeyer. Their experience in club procedures and financials will be beneficial in coming up with a feasible report. However, I will need to secure permission for an interview from these individuals, so their involvement is not
Islington Golf Club has a major weakness, the club lacked a long-game practice facility, which other clubs in the area have. This problem is the most difficult for Islington Golf Club to fix, because of land constraints. This may drive potential members to another club because Islington does not have that feature
The partners must do additional analysis prior to determining if they should invest in a new miniature golf venture in Golden City. Before establishing marketing objectives, advertising and promotional programs, plans for addressing demand fluctuations and considering alternate locations, they must determine if they can generate sufficient sales to fund operations. They have done market research which provides a good baseline for establishing the demand, course capacity and anticipated costs. Once they have analysed this data and established that the business is financially viable, they can address advertising, demand and location questions by developing a marketing strategy.
The Country Club would have a unique staff to ensure that these amenities have a professionally treated and cared for golf course. The person that is in charge of this area is called a Golf Course Superintendent. The Golf Course Superintendent is responsible for “turf grass/plant material maintenance programs, property/asset management, personnel management, budget/forecasting, financial management, member relations, scheduling/maintenance or irrigation systems, pesticide applications, related recordings, and compliance of regulatory issues. “ (Rutgers, 2016) Additionally, there are trainers that the Country Club may hire called Golf Pro or Tennis Pro. These positions are intended to assist them in developing the member’s skill set and technique so they become more proficient at practicing and playing the game. Tennis Pros can make a salary as low as $24,000 and up to more than $74,000, according to salarylist.com. (Salarylist.com, 2016) Golf Pros can make up to $76,000 a year for their salary. (Payscale.com,
In, My opinion Questions are not as appropriate as it should be. Since the first priority of every golf-club is to provide better Golf service. However MGCC service was not meeting the expectations of members for golf-club and also dining services. Questions were very general and can't make any profitable final decision for MGCC by survey's result. Since, most of the questions are very broad and not including or asking the major issue. Although dining is very important for MGCC but the most of surveyed question were related to dinning rather than
In this report I will discuss the communication problems which exist at Rolling Meadows Golf Club. The problems discussed will deal with channels of communication. The areas which are causing problems are internal. Radios would solve these internal problems.
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One apparent solution is that the NCRCC can not rely on NCR membership to sustain itself, it must become a stand alone club with open membership. Further research showed that NCR employees had a desire for more of a full service club that offered more than just golf. For example fitness centers, spas, and tennis courts were among the additional facilities requested.
Unfortunately, the golf industry is out of balance with the number of courses (supply) outweighing the number of golfers looking to play a round of golf (demand). Course owners struggle to attract rounds. In order to stay competitive in today’s market, you need to have differentiators that set you apart from your competitors. This module enhances the golfer’s experience at those courses that have it and they have a decided advantage over the competition with all other things being equal. If you are looking to attract more rounds, use the Golfer Experience Module to make the round more enjoyable resulting in more rounds and revenue.
We have carefully looked at our external and internal environments. The external analysis looked at the market and the competition, while the internal analysis examined Callaway’s performance, as well as its customers. We also performed a “SWOT” analysis, enabling us to identify our strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. This analysis lends to the view that it is imperative that we change our existing strategy and focus on other markets. It is not suggested that we ignore our existing markets, but rather that we expand our customers and potential customers access to custom club fitting. I firmly believe that by pursuing this avenue, and by implementing and controlling the proposed fundamental marketing strategies and marketing mix strategies, we will be able to achieve the stated objectives.
The first step is to identify and state the problem that the NCR Country Club management is facing. The NCR Country Club is facing a declining membership through their employee and a retiring client base. In order to for the club to continue to survive, they must
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